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Android Penetration Testing
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  • 🕵️‍♂️OWASP Mobile Top 10
    • OWASP Mobile Top 10 2014
    • OWASP Mobile Top 10 2016
    • OWASP Mobile Top 10 2023
      • Insecure Authentication/Authorization
      • Insecure Communication
      • Inadequate Supply Chain Security
      • Inadequate Privacy Controls
      • Insufficient Input/Output Validation
      • Security Misconfiguration
      • Insufficient Cryptography
      • Insecure Data Storage
      • Insufficient Binary Protections
  • "Let's Dive into the Theory"
  • 😍Theory of Android Penetration Testing
    • 👑Basic - Advance
    • 💥Professional - Expert
    • 🟧Types of Mobile Applications
    • 🟣Android Architecture
    • 🟦Android Show
    • 🚀Secrets of Android App Creation
    • ♦️Android's Data Treasure Chests
    • 🛑Mysterious .apk File:
    • 🏹Android Pentesting with Cutting-Edge Tools
    • ⬛Android File System
  • "Let's Dive into the Practical"
  • 😇Vulnerable Android Application with Practical.
    • 😉InsecureShop
      • 😁Vulnerability #1: Insecure Logging
      • 😂Vulnerability #2: Hardcoded Credentials
      • 😆Vulnerability #3: Insecure Data Storage
      • 🤣Vulnerability #4: Lack of SSL Certificate Validation
      • 😍Vulnerability #5: Insufficient URL Validation
      • 😄Vulnerability #6: Weak Host Validation
      • 😘Vulnerability #7: AWS Cognito Misconfiguration
      • 😃Vulnerability #8: Insecure Broadcast Receiver
      • 😛Vulnerability #9: Use of Implicit intent to send a broadcast with sensitive data
      • 😎Vulnerability #10: Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
      • 😜Vulnerability #11: Intent Redirection (Access to Protected Components)
      • 😂Vulnerability #12: Insecure Webview Properties Enabled
      • 😆Vulnerability #13: Intercepting Implicit intent to load arbitrary URL
      • 🙃Vulnerability #14: Insecure Content Provider
      • 🥰Reading Material
  • "Let's Dive into the Interview Questions"
  • 😎Important Interview Questions for Android Application Penetration Testing.
    • 🥇Part - 1
    • 🥈Part - 2
    • 🥉Part - 3
    • 🏅Part - 4
    • 🎖️Part - 5
  • 😘Notes
    • Tools to use
    • Important Reports from Hackerone
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  1. Theory of Android Penetration Testing

Android Show

Meet the Stars of the Android Show:

  1. Activities: Imagine activities as the actors on the stage. They represent the various screens and user interfaces within an app. From login screens to settings pages, activities engage users and bring the app to life.

  2. Services: Services work backstage, handling tasks that don't require user interaction. They manage background processes like music playback, notifications, and data synchronization. Services ensure a seamless user experience even when the spotlight isn't on them.

  3. Think of broadcast receivers as alert listeners. They are always ready to catch signals and messages, like a radio tuned to different channels. They respond to events such as incoming calls, battery level changes, or even custom events triggered within the app.

  4. Content Providers: Content providers are data sharers. They manage and grant access to app data, enabling apps to share information with each other. They play a crucial role in allowing apps to interact and collaborate.

  5. Intents: Intents act as the directors, coordinating the flow between different components. They initiate actions, trigger activities, and enable communication between different parts of an app or even between different apps.

  6. Fragments: Fragments are the versatile performers, adaptable to various screen sizes and orientations. They represent a portion of an activity's UI, making it easier to create flexible and responsive user interfaces.

  7. Layouts and Views: Picture layouts as the stage design and views as the props. Layouts arrange views within an activity, while views represent UI elements like buttons, text fields, and images. They work together to create a visually appealing and interactive experience.

  8. Resources: Resources are the costumes and props that give an app its unique look and feel. They include images, strings, layouts, and more, ensuring that each app has its distinctive visual and functional style.

These stars collaborate to create the captivating performances we see on our Android devices. Android Pentesters delve into the backstage world, scrutinizing each star for vulnerabilities, weaknesses, and potential threats. By understanding the roles of these components, Pentesters unveil the complexities and intricacies of the Android ecosystem, ensuring that the show runs smoothly and securely for users around the globe.

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