Android Hacker Practice Exam
Android Hacker Practice Exam
About Android Hacker Exam
The Android Hacker Exam evaluates your ability to understand, analyze, and ethically exploit Android-based systems and applications. This exam is ideal for cybersecurity professionals, ethical hackers, penetration testers, and tech enthusiasts looking to gain advanced skills in Android security. It covers reverse engineering, malware analysis, security loopholes, and app vulnerability testing. You'll learn both offensive and defensive techniques necessary to secure Android environments, making this a valuable certification in the mobile cybersecurity landscape.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Ethical hackers and penetration testers
- Cybersecurity professionals
- Mobile application developers
- Security analysts and consultants
- Students aspiring to specialize in mobile security
Skills Required
- Understanding of Android OS architecture
- Basic knowledge of Linux and terminal commands
- Familiarity with Java and Android app development
- Knowledge of cybersecurity fundamentals
Knowledge Gained
- Reverse engineering and APK decompiling
- Mobile malware analysis and detection
- Exploiting and patching Android vulnerabilities
- Security testing tools like Drozer, Burp Suite, and Frida
Course Outline
The Android Hacker Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Introduction to Android Security
- Overview of Android architecture and components
- Security model and sandboxing
- Common Android vulnerabilities
Domain 2 – Environment Setup and Tools
- Setting up ADB, emulators, and rooted devices
- Tools for mobile penetration testing
- Reverse engineering basics
Domain 3 – Reverse Engineering Android Apps
- Decompiling and analyzing APKs
- Modifying code and re-signing APKs
- Obfuscation and anti-debugging techniques
Domain 4 – Exploiting Android Vulnerabilities
- Exploiting insecure data storage
- Intent and component-based attacks
- Bypassing root detection and SSL pinning
Domain 5 – Malware Analysis
- Understanding mobile malware types
- Behavioral analysis and dynamic testing
- Static code review for malicious patterns
Domain 6 – Securing Android Applications
- Best practices in Android development
- Secure coding and API communication
- Integrating security testing in CI/CD
