Understand Android architecture, Linux fundamentals, file system structure, and ADB (Android Debug Bridge). Knowing how Android apps work helps in identifying security flaws.
Learn APK decompilation, static & dynamic analysis, code review, and bypassing security mechanisms. Tools like MobSF, Jadx, Frida, Burp Suite, and Drozer are essential for Android pentesting.
Understand how Android apps interact with APIs, test for OWASP Mobile Top 10 vulnerabilities, and practice SSL pinning bypass, token manipulation, and insecure storage attacks.
Write detailed bug reports with PoCs and impact analysis. Engage in bug bounty platforms (HackerOne, Bugcrowd), participate in CTFs, and follow security researchers to stay ahead! Read Medium write-ups and H1 reports, and stay updated on CVE bugs to enhance your skills continuously.
Android penetration testing is the process of assessing an Android application for security vulnerabilities to identify weaknesses that attackers could exploit.
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We teach everything on real-time live applications, not in labs. You will learn from real-time POCs and bugs found in top 50 MNCs. No labs, no PPTs – 100% practical learning.
Bug bounty hunting is the process where ethical hackers test applications for security vulnerabilities and report them to the organization in exchange for rewards or recognition.
Start by learning web security fundamentals, practicing on platforms like Hack The Box and TryHackMe, and participating in bug bounty programs like HackerOne and Bugcrowd.
Popular platforms include HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti, Open Bug Bounty, and YesWeHack, where companies list their programs for security testing.
Popular tools include MobSF, Burp Suite, Frida, Drozer, Apktool, JADX, and Objection for static and dynamic analysis of Android applications.
You can test an Android app by performing static analysis (reviewing code, decompiling APKs) and dynamic analysis (intercepting traffic, modifying app behavior, checking runtime security).
To secure your Android app, use secure coding practices, encrypt sensitive data, enforce strong authentication, validate input, and protect API endpoints.