Hello all! It’s been a while. I got some time recently to go through the Mobile Hacking Lab beginner challenges, and I thought I’d write them all up in one post. I went in with not a lot of Frida e...
So it’s been a minute. Or six months and honestly, no good reason. Anyway, I just got back from Blackhoodie at Troopers26 where I designed a malware workshop, and setting up functional C2 infrastru...
Hello all! So this month I got some time to attempt the Mobile application pentesting certification by eLearnSecurity also known as eMAPT. I passed the exam on my first attempt a few days ago and ...
Hello all! This is going to be a short walkthrough or writeup of the InsecureShop app. In my previous blog I added a lot of theory and workings of each functionality so I thought to make this a l...
As a part of my journey of learning android reversing, I started exploring different intentionally vulnerable apks for practise. The first one I found was a simply app named sieve. But I realised a...
In this blog, I’m excited to guide you through the process of setting up your Android device for analyzing network traffic and intercepting it. Whether you’re simply curious about how your apps com...
This blog is a writeup for the Exercise 3 from MaddieStone’s Android App Reverse Engineering 101 Intro The exercise was to reverse engineer and find the vulnerability in Adups OTA application. Th...
In the past year, I got the opportunity to look at various android apks and their pentest reports. I found these quite interesting and wanted to learn more. And to get a grip on the subject I did v...
So after a long time I decided to get back into blogging. Writing doesn’t come to me very instinctively, so I kept on pushing the task of writeups or documenting my learning journey. This is going...
About the challenge : The challenge was pretty simple. It was more of a reversing challenge than a pwning challenge. Since it was a binary challenge, I started looking for bugs (I am a newbie in ...