Mobile Ethical Hacking Course

This course is ideal for students who are willing to learn mobile device and mobile application penetration testing and ethical hacking. Whether you are a professional developer or just a beginner it does not matter. We are going to start from scratch and aim to learn all the details. At the end of the course you will be able to understand the vulnerabilities in real world and learn how to fix them.

What you’ll learn

Mobile Cyber Security for Mobile Applications & Devices
Mobile Applications and Games Penetration Tests
Mobile Device Penetration Tests
Android & iOS Fundamentals
Java & Swift Fundamentals
Ethical Hacking Fundamentals
Reverse Engineering
Mobile Application Development Fundamentals

Course content:

Moddule1: Introduction to Lab Setup

What is Virtual Machine?
Installing VirtualBox for Windows Users
Installing VirtualBox for Mac Users
Installing Kali Linux
Solving Kali Installation Problems: ISO Installation
Taking Snapshots
Kali Linux Overview
Linux Commands
Changing Password

Module2: Mobile Backdoors

Mobile Backdoors Introduction

Backdoor Android vs iOS
What is Payload?
IP Address
Tunnel Services
APK Process
Listening for Connections
Signing Process
Hacking Phone

Module 3: Android Studio Fundamentals

Introduction to Android Studio Fundamentals
JDK Installation (Windows)
JDK Installation (Mac)
Android Studio Installation (Windows)
Android Studio Installation (Mac)
SDK Installation
Creating First Project
Android Studio Overview
User Interface
Connecting Views with Code
Changing Image
Opening Title Bar
Chapter 3 Quiz

Module4: Java Fundamentals

Introduction to Java Fundamentals
Java Basics
Variables
Data Types Continued
Variable or Constant
Arrays
Array List
Set
HashMap
Conditions
If Statements
Switch
For Loop
For Loop Continued
While Loop
Activity Lifecycle
Methods
Scope
Classes
Constructor
Access Levels
Getter and Setter
Calculator User Interface
Calculator Constraints
Connecting Views
Calculator Codes
Safe Calculator
Android Development in 10 Minutes

Module 5: Development Fundamentals

Introduction to iOS Development Fundamentals

Swift on Windows
MacBook Setup
Creating First Project
XCode Overview
Simulator
User Interface
Connecting Views
Changing Image with Code
Downloading Projects
Options for Writing
Variables and Constants
Variable Types
Predefined Types
Arrays
Set
Dictionaries
While Loop
For Loop
If Controls
Functions
Optional
Worst Calculator Assignment
Calculator Design
Calculator Codes
Safety and Scope
What is OOP?
Initializer
What is enum?
What is Inheritance?
Access Levels

Chapter 6: Rooting and Jailbreaking

Introduction to Rooting and Jailbreaking
What is Rooting and Jailbreaking?
Jailbreak Tools
Jailbreak Process
iPad SSH
Android: Installing APKs
Rooting Android
Chapter 6 Quiz

Module7: Reverse Engineering: Android

Android Reverse Engineering Introduction
Reverse Engineering Tools
Kali Reverse Engineering Tools
Mac Reverse Engineering Tools
Hello World App
Creating APK
Dalvik Bytecode
App Manipulation
Signing
Jadx Usage
ProGuard Usage
Obfuscated APK Decryption
Game Hacking Practice
Word Game Codes
Reverse Engineering Advanced
Method Manipulation
Hacking the Game

Module 8: Reverse Engineering: iOS

iOS Reverse Engineering Introduction

Jailbreak Detection
Assembly
Hexadecimal
Assembly Hints
Cycript
Manipulating App in Runtime
Swift Challenges

Module 9: Cloud Hacking: Firebase Security

Cloud Security Introduction
Firebase Security Practice
What is Firebase?
Firebase Integration
Dependency Work
Preparing Files
XML Work
Java Files
Testing
How SecureTweet Works
Reverse Engineering
Getting Project ID
Getting Collection Name
Proxy Operations
Emulator Proxy
SSL Certificates
APK Manipulation
HTTPS Listening
Hacking Firestore
Safe Database Rules
Firestore Security Rules in Depth

Module10: CTF: Banking App Hacking

CTF Introduction
CTF Practice
Installing Genymotion
Genymotion Settings
Server Setup (Windows)
Server Setup (Mac)
Running App
Bypassing Root Detection
Activity Manipulation
Simple Admin Flaw
Admin Vulnerability
Cryptology Hacking
Hacking Content Providers

Module 11: In-network Attacks for Mobile Devices

In-network Attacks Introduction
What is MITM?
USB Wi-Fi Card Options
Connecting USB Wi-Fi Card
Bettercap Installation
ARP Attack
HTTPS Importance

Who this course is for:

Students who want to learn about mobile ethical hacking
Students who want to learn about mobile application penetration testing
Mobile developers who want to learn about safe development
Cyber security specialists looking forward to expand their horizon into mobile world

International Student Fee: 300$

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