Udemy – Android Pentesing Bootcamp 2025-10

Updated August 10, 2026 7.8 GB

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Description

Android Penetration Bootcamp. This course is an intensive, hands-on training program designed to master mobile application security on the Android platform. Given Android’s dominant market share, this course specializes in methods for identifying, exploiting, and remediating vulnerabilities in mobile applications. The learning process begins by setting up a secure and structured lab environment and then comprehensively covers both static and dynamic analysis techniques. Along the way, participants learn reverse engineering, runtime manipulation, data storage analysis, and methods for bypassing mechanisms such as SSL Pinning and root detection. Working with industry tools such as Frida, Burp Suite, MobSF, and JADX forms the core of the practical part of the course. The ultimate goal is not only to discover vulnerabilities, but also to be able to validate findings, provide professional reports, and turn vulnerabilities into actionable defenses. By the end of this bootcamp, learners will gain the skills and confidence needed to tackle real-world security challenges and contribute effectively to improving the security of Android applications.

What you will learn

Android application analysis: Examining applications using static and dynamic techniques to discover vulnerabilities and insecure configurations.
Reverse Engineering and Penetration: Perform reverse engineering, runtime hooking, and SSL-pinning bypass attacks to simulate real-world scenarios.
Attack chain development: Creating actionable workflows to exploit weaknesses and transform findings into remediation and defense strategies.
Threat Modeling: Implement threat modeling and risk assessment in mobile applications to improve security and recommend risk-mitigating controls.
Working with professional tools: Mastering tools like Frida and Burp Suite to analyze traffic and change application behavior in real time.

This course is suitable for people who:

Aspiring Penetration Testers: People looking to start or advance in a mobile penetration testing career.
Bug Bounty Hunters: Those who want to improve their skills in identifying security holes in Android applications.
Security analysts and cyber experts: People who work in the security field and want to expand their knowledge in the mobile platform sector.
Application developers: Programmers who want to create more secure applications by understanding attack methods and learning defensive coding.
Technology students: People who have basic knowledge of security and are eager to learn specialized Android security from beginner to advanced levels.