Secure Development whit Android
summary
Three major topics: file storage, network communication and reverse engineering. Live demos show APKTool decompile and Dex to jar + JD-GUI producing readable Java, successful code injection, recompile and resigning of a HelloWorld APK; Charles proxy / Wireshark interception exposing cleartext tokens when HTTPS is absent; Facebook Conel encrypts files but strings remain recoverable; ProGuard slows attackers, native/NDK or string encryption is needed for real protection. Numbers: three demo classes, one injected APK, one cracked crackme.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 0:55Agenda
- 1:43External Storage versus Internal Storage
- 4:43Why Android
- 5:16Illegal Issues
- 11:09Demos
- 12:55Netware Debugging
- 15:17Apktool
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