This comprehensive course is designed to teach ethical Android hacking techniques in a responsible, legal, and professional way. You will learn how Android systems and applications are attacked in real-world scenarios — and more importantly, how to test, analyze, and secure them using industry-recognized penetration testing tools.
The training focuses on offensive security for defensive purposes, helping learners understand vulnerabilities so they can protect devices, applications, and users effectively.
What You Will Learn
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
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Understand common Android attack vectors and security weaknesses
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Perform ethical penetration testing on Android devices and applications
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Use Metasploit for Android exploitation in controlled environments
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Work with popular Android security frameworks (Ahmyth, AndroRAT, SpyNote, and others)
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Analyze and modify Android applications for security testing purposes
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Identify how attackers bypass security controls — and how to defend against them
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Understand Android system architecture and app behavior
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Gain hands-on experience through real-world testing scenarios
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Learn ethical hacking concepts explained step-by-step and beginner-friendly
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Follow responsible disclosure and legal penetration testing practices
Important: All demonstrations are conducted in lab environments or on devices owned by the learner. This course is strictly for educational and ethical security research purposes only.
Hands-On Learning Experience
This course is highly practical and lab-focused. You will:
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Set up Android and Linux environments using virtual machines
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Test applications in emulators and real devices (with permission)
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Create, modify, and analyze Android apps for security weaknesses
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Perform controlled exploitation to understand real attack techniques
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Practice detection and mitigation strategies
Every major concept is accompanied by real demonstrations, ensuring practical understanding rather than just theory.
Course Content Overview
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Android hacking fundamentals and ethics
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Environment setup (VMware, Linux, Android Studio, emulators)
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Application analysis and modification
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Metasploit usage for Android penetration testing
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Exploitation techniques using test frameworks
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Bypassing security controls in lab environments
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Real-device testing workflows (authorized scenarios only)
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Antivirus and defense awareness
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Advanced Android hacking frameworks
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Practical attack simulation and mitigation
Course length:
Who This Course Is For
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Beginners who want to enter Android security and ethical hacking
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Cybersecurity students and enthusiasts
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Penetration testers and mobile security learners
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Developers who want to understand Android security from an attacker’s perspective
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Anyone who wants to protect their Android devices and applications
Requirements
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A computer (PC or laptop)
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10 GB or more free disk space
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4 GB RAM minimum (8 GB recommended)
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Internet connection
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Virtualization enabled in BIOS (Intel VT-x / AMD-V)
What This Course Includes
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3.5 hours of on-demand video
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Full lifetime access
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Access on mobile and TV
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Articles and downloadable resources
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Ethical and educational security training
Ethical Use & Legal Notice
This course is intended solely for educational, ethical hacking, and defensive security purposes.
You must only test systems, applications, or devices that you own or have explicit authorization to assess.
The instructor and platform are not responsible for misuse of the techniques taught.
Access & Support
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This is a digital online course with instant access
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No physical items are shipped
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Technical support is available for access-related issues
