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

In this blog, we’ll discuss Android architecture and the different layers of Android architecture. This blog is part 1 of the “Android Pentesting Methodology” series

This is a continuation of the previous blog post – see SSL Pinning Bypass for Android Apps. If you haven’t already, please go check it

What is SSL pinning? Mobile apps commonly use SSL to safeguard transmitted data from eavesdropping and tampering while communicating with a server. SSL implementations in