You'll learn Android architecture from a security perspective, APK reverse engineering, static and dynamic analysis, traffic interception, SSL pinning bypass, root detection bypass, insecure data storage analysis, content provider exploitation, WebView vulnerabilities, and Frida-based runtime manipulation. Labs use real-world style Android applications running on emulators and physical devices.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Android Security Researcher, Mobile Application Security Tester, Bug Bounty Hunter, and Application Security Engineer. This course is aligned with the OWASP Mobile Application Security Testing Guide (MASTG) for Android.
Chapter 1 : Android OS Architecture & Security Layers
Chapter 2 : Android Application Components (Activity, Service, BroadcastReceiver, ContentProvider)
Chapter 3 : Android Permissions & Security Sandbox
Chapter 4 : Setting Up Android Testing Lab (Emulator + Physical Device)
Chapter 5 : ADB Commands for Security Testers
Ratings & Reviews
Rajan Pillai
3 weeks ago
Exceptional hands-on Android security training
The Drozer and Frida modules are gold. I was able to exploit exported content providers and bypass root detection on real apps within days of the lab exercises.
Kavita Singh
1 month ago
Found my first Android bug bounty within a week
The course is so practical that I found a hardcoded API key in a real app using the static analysis techniques just one week after completing those modules.
Saurabh Jain
2 months ago
Best SSL pinning bypass coverage anywhere
Four different SSL pinning bypass methods are covered with working scripts. This level of detail on network traffic interception is not found in most Android security courses.
Frequently Asked Questions
No development experience is required. Understanding how to use Android devices is sufficient. The course covers all necessary technical context from scratch.
For dynamic analysis, a rooted Android emulator or physical device is needed. The course provides detailed setup instructions for both. Physical device rooting is demonstrated in labs.
You'll master MobSF, apktool, jadx, ADB, Drozer, Frida, Objection, Burp Suite, and various Android-specific security tools.
Yes, the curriculum follows the OWASP Mobile Application Security Testing Guide (MASTG) and covers the OWASP Mobile Top 10 vulnerabilities for Android.
Yes, we offer lifetime consultation and placement support to help you launch your career in mobile security.
