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Hacking Android is your step-by-step guide to exploring and securing Android devices with advanced techniques.

What this Book will help me do

Perform offensive security testing specific to Android applications.
Establish an Android security lab for professional testing or experimentation.
Understand Android operating system internals and find vulnerabilities.
Employ Android rooting techniques and recognize their implications.
Defend against real-world attack scenarios targeting Android apps.

Author(s)

Mohammed A. Imran and None Rao Kotipalli are seasoned professionals in Android security and application testing. They bring years of hands-on experience in analyzing Android applications and leveraging pentesting techniques. Their practical insights aim to empower readers with the know-how to understand and test Android security comprehensively.

Who is it for?

Hacking Android is ideal for developers, QA professionals, and security analysts at beginner to intermediate experience levels. If you have a foundation in Android programming and are keen on diving into its security aspects, this book is for you. It's also suitable for professionals looking to understand and mitigate vulnerabilities in Android apps. Gain the knowledge to enhance your skills and contribute to securing mobile platforms.

Hacking Android is your step-by-step guide to exploring and securing Android devices with advanced techniques.

What this Book will help me do

Perform offensive security testing specific to Android applications.
Establish an Android security lab for professional testing or experimentation.
Understand Android operating system internals and find vulnerabilities.
Employ Android rooting techniques and recognize their implications.
Defend against real-world attack scenarios targeting Android apps.

Author(s)

Who is it for?

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