Android Atharva Nanche Want to intercept all HTTPS traffic from Android apps — even those that block user-installed certificates? This guide walks you through installing
Welcome back to our Android Task Hijacking series! If you haven’t already read Part 1, we strongly recommend you start there to understand the foundational
StrandHogg is a critical Android vulnerability that exploits the OS’s multitasking system. It allows malicious applications to hijack legitimate app tasks and present counterfeit screens,
In the world of Android app development, intents play a crucial role in facilitating communication and interaction between different components within an app and even
In today’s digital landscape, protecting sensitive information is of utmost importance. As technology progresses, the tactics used by malicious individuals to illicitly access data also
In today’s digital landscape, mobile users often rely on the clipboard function to conveniently copy and paste sensitive information like passwords and payment details. However,
This blog will explore different methods and techniques to exploit Android activities with the “exported=true” attribute set. By understanding the vulnerabilities associated with this attribute,
In this blog, we are going to discuss Android WebView vulnerabilities. What is a WebView? The WebView class, which is an extension of the View
In this blog, we are going to talk about Tapjacking and how it operates. In addition to that, we are going to learn about free-floating
In this blog we are going to discuss Broken Cryptography in Android Applications. When application developers wish to use encryption in their apps, they have
Part 1 of “Android Pentesting Methodology” covered Android architecture. Part 2 covered APKs, basic app reversing, and popular debugging tools. In this blog post (part
In part 1 of the “Android Pentesting Methodology” series, we briefly discussed the Android architecture. In part 2 of the same series, we’re going to
