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Android App Hacking - Black Belt Edition - Panter - 02.11.2022 Android App Hacking - Black Belt Edition Last updated 9/2022 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 41.11 GB | Duration: 50h 4m Becoming the lead expert in android app security What you'll learn Deep understanding of the android app structure How to exploit Activities, BroadcastReceiver and ContentProvider (SQL injection & Path Traversal) Bypassing Rooting Detection (SMALI and FRIDA) Bypassing Certificate Pinning (SMALI and FRIDA) Performing a man-in-the-middle attack Analyzing-/ Manipulating the network traffic of a mobile app Creating call- and flow graphs to reverse engineer strong obfuscated apps Manipulating Java and C/C++ methods (FRIDA & SMALI) Reading- / Writing SMALI code Injecting own (custom) code into existing applications Deep understanding of the android permission model Modifying games (infinite lives, high score, invisble, invincible) - Writing a trainer Analzying bluetooth low energy connections Dealing with different encryption types (e.g. AES) Ethical and legal principles Requirements Android knowledge is not required (This course teaches everything) No real smartphone required Laptop / PC Description In this course you will learn absolutely everything about android app hacking. This course teaches you the ethical principles and enables you to become the top expert of your company regarding to app security. We learn really complex attacks in the most funny way that's possible, by hacking a mobile game. Legal note:The game we are going to hack is licensed under the GNU GPL, which means, we are allowed to perform such modifications. Hacking apps without having the permission of the author is strongly forbidden! The things you learn are related to security research. I am teaching you all of this in a legal and ethical way. Course - Structure:In the installation chapter we will analyze different smartphone setups, their strength and their weaknesses. We unlock our device and use certain features to already start hacking our first apps. We will learn how to analyze bluetooth low energy connections and get familiar with the Android Debug Bridge (ADB).We move on to the android app structure. Here we gain a rock solid understanding about the key components of an android app. We will analyze the AndroidManifest.xml and learn how to exploit activities, broadcast receiver and content provider. We will write our own small apps to exploit SQL injections and path traversals.Afterwards we take a deep dive into reverse engineering. We will learn how to decompile an android app and reconstruct the Java code. We will have a look at different decompilers and create flow- and call graphs to deal with highly obfuscated apps. Finally a nice application is waiting for us to practice all the things we have learned so far.Then we have the treasure of this course, the SMALI chapter. SMALI is like an assembly language of an android application and gives us unlimited power in hacking them. We practice our skills by modifying our mobile game to have infinite lives, become invisible or invincible. We add multiple player shots, manipulate the fire rate and many more. In the man-in-the-middle chapter we will learn how to analyze the network traffic of a mobile app. We will gain an understanding about HTTPS and how to analyze these connections. We will learn how certificate pinning works and bypass several different types of it. The last thing that is missing is FRIDA, which is an amazing framework to perform runtime manipulations within an app. We will hook into the pseudorandom number generator (PRNG) to modify a dice application. We will learn how to scan the memory for certain instances and how to interact with the UI thread of an app. We will create new objects and practice all of this by writing our own trainer for a gaming application. The cherry on top will be the analysis of a native c function with Ghidra and the manipulation and modification with FRIDA.After getting through all these chapters you will be the top expert in android app security of your company. Therefore, what you are wainting for? :) Overview Section 1: Installation and Setup Lecture 1 Setup - Theory Lecture 2 Installation (System & Android Studio) Lecture 3 Emulator - Installation Lecture 4 Emulator - Usage (Secret Features) Lecture 5 Androidx86 Virtual Machine - Setup Lecture 6 Developer Options Lecture 7 Developer Options - Secrets ( Game Hacking ) Lecture 8 Developer Options - Bluetooth Low Energy Hacking Lecture 9 Bluetooth Low Energy - Furby App Hacking Lecture 10 Android Debug Bridge - Theory Lecture 11 Android Debug Bridge (ADB) - HandsOn (White - Belt) Section 2: App Structure Lecture 12 Filestructure of an APK Lecture 13 Dalvik / Dex Lecture 14 Classes.dex Lecture 15 Decompiling - Preperation Lecture 16 Decompiling - HandsOn Lecture 17 AndroidManifest.xml Lecture 18 App - Permissions Lecture 19 Activities Lecture 20 Activities - Hacking Lecture 21 Activity - Bonus (Bypassing Login - Own Application) Lecture 22 Intents Lecture 23 Intents - Examples Lecture 24 BroadcastReceiver Lecture 25 BroadcastReceiver - Hacking (Alarm App) Lecture 26 BroadcastReceiver - Hacking via own App Lecture 27 Services Lecture 28 ContentProvider Lecture 29 ContentProvider - SQL Injection Lecture 30 ContentProvider - Database Attacks (SQLi - Permission / Bypass) Lecture 31 ContentProvider - PathTraversal Attack Lecture 32 Application Signing Lecture 33 Application Signing - Deep Dive Lecture 34 BlueBox Master Key Vulnerability (Signing) Section 3: Reverse Engineering Android Apps Lecture 35 Dex2Jar Lecture 36 Jadx-Gui Lecture 37 Jadx-Gui HandsOn Lecture 38 Secret Super Weapon Lecture 39 Reversing Apps Lecture 40 Creating a CallGraph (CG) Lecture 41 Creating a FlowGraph (FG) Lecture 42 Challenge - Intro Lecture 43 Challenge - Hacking Activities Lecture 44 Challenge - Hacking Content Provider Lecture 45 Challenge - Hacking BroadCast Receiver Lecture 46 Challenge - Password (Decryption) Section 4: Smali Lecture 47 Recap Lecture 48 Smali - Introduction Lecture 49 Smali - Patching Lecture 50 Challenge - Solution Lecture 51 Registers Lecture 52 Types Lecture 53 P0 - Register Lecture 54 Dalvik Opcodes Lecture 55 Smali File Structure Lecture 56 Practice - Smali Lecture 57 Practice - Solution Lecture 58 Orange Belt - Intro Lecture 59 Orange Belt - Solution Lecture 60 IF - Intro Lecture 61 IF / ELSE / GOTO Lecture 62 IF / ELSE / GOTO - Code Analysis Lecture 63 IF / ELSE / GOTO - Blocks Lecture 64 IF / ELSE / GOTO - Practice Lecture 65 Smali Patching - Flipping the logic Lecture 66 Smali Patching - Deleting Code Lecture 67 Smali Patching - Jump Instructions Lecture 68 Rooting Detection - Intro Lecture 69 Rooting Detection (bypass) - Solution Lecture 70 Rooting Detection - Solution2 (Bonus) Lecture 71 Smali - Objects and Methods Lecture 72 Smali - Static Methods Lecture 73 Smali - Hello World (Yes, this late) Lecture 74 Printing out secrets - System.out (Written in Smali) Lecture 75 Patching XOR encryption Lecture 76 One challenge to recap all - Intro Lecture 77 One challenge to recap all - Part 1 Lecture 78 One challenge to recap all - Part 2 Lecture 79 One challenge to recap all - Part 3 Lecture 80 One challenge to recap all - Solution Lecture 81 Blue Belt - Challenge (Intro) Lecture 82 Blue Belt - Challenge (Hint) Lecture 83 Blue Belt - Challenge (Solution) Section 5: Man in the Middle Lecture 84 Adress Resolution Protocol (ARP) Lecture 85 MitM - Setup Lecture 86 Intercepting - Theory Lecture 87 BurpSuite - Setup Lecture 88 Reset the Setup Lecture 89 HTTPS - Technical View Lecture 90 Installing a Certificate Lecture 91 MitM Setup - Virtual Machine (VM) Lecture 92 Certificate Pinning - Theory Lecture 93 Certificate Pinning - OpenSSL (Bonus) Lecture 94 Certificate Pinning - Patching Fingerprint Lecture 95 Certificate Pinning - Patching Certificate Lecture 96 Certificate Pinning - Objection (Bypass) Section 6: FRIDA Lecture 97 Introduction Lecture 98 Install Lecture 99 Hooking - Theory Lecture 100 Dize Game - HandsOn Lecture 101 Dize App - Analysis Lecture 102 Dize App - Observing Parameters Lecture 103 Dize App - Modifying Parameters Lecture 104 Function Overloading Lecture 105 Timing (Hooking) Lecture 106 Challenge - Rooting Detection (bypass) Lecture 107 Challenge - Rooting Detection (solution) Lecture 108 Actively calling a method Lecture 109 Instance Methods Lecture 110 Working with Instances Lecture 111 HandsOn Lecture 112 HandsOn - Solution Lecture 113 Instance as a parameter Lecture 114 Existing instance as a parameter Lecture 115 Challenge - Create multiple player shots Lecture 116 Challenge - Mulitple player shots (solution) Lecture 117 Constructor hooking Lecture 118 Manipulating UI Thread Lecture 119 Writing a trainer Lecture 120 Hooking the Native Development Kit (NDK) Lecture 121 NDK hooking - Easy Way Lecture 122 NDK hooking - Hard way Lecture 123 NDK hooking - timing Lecture 124 Manipulating NDK methods (overwriting) Lecture 125 Reversing C - function in ghidra (Bonus) Lecture 126 Hooking C - function in frida (Bonus) Section 7: Additional Files Lecture 127 CheatSheet Security Analyst / Ethical Hacker,Android app developer,Bug Bounty Hunter,Everyone who likes to manipulate android apps / games :) Homepage Download from Rapidgator: |