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Beginner Android Penetration Testing
Learn Android penetration testing from scratch. This beginner-friendly path covers Android architecture, APK structure, sandboxing, the permission model, static & dynamic analysis, reverse engineering with tools like JADX and MobSF, and real-world vulnerability exploitation.
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Mission Briefing - Android's Security Model
Master Android penetration testing from the ground up. Learn to set up your hacking environment, reverse engineer APKs, intercept traffic, exploit vulnerabilities, and perform real-world security assessments on Android applications.
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Setting Up Your Arsenal - Building a Pentesting Lab
Before you start hacking Android apps, you need the right environment. In this module, you'll set up a complete Android penetration testing lab from scratch — including installing Android Studio, configuring an AVD (Android Virtual Device) emulator, setting up ADB (Android Debug Bridge), and routing traffic through Burp Suite for intercepting app communications.
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First Recon - Understanding the Target
Learn how to perform reconnaissance on Android apps, extract APKs, analyze AndroidManifest.xml, identify permissions and exposed components.
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Traffic Analysis
Learn to intercept and analyze Android app traffic using Burp Suite. Set up proxies, bypass SSL pinning, and capture HTTP and HTTPS requests live.
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Attacking the Database - SQLite Injection
Learn to exploit SQLite databases in Android apps. Discover insecure data storage, perform SQL injection attacks and extract sensitive user data from local DBs.
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Final Challenge: Hack a Real-World Vulnerable Android App
Put your skills to the test. Hack a real-world vulnerable Android app using recon, traffic analysis, SQLite injection and everything learned in this path.
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