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Mobile App Reverse Engineering

Mobile App Reverse Engineering

By : Mishra
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Mobile App Reverse Engineering

Mobile App Reverse Engineering

4.3 (6)
By: Mishra

Overview of this book

Mobile App Reverse Engineering is a practical guide focused on helping cybersecurity professionals scale up their mobile security skills. With the IT world’s evolution in mobile operating systems, cybercriminals are increasingly focusing their efforts on mobile devices. This book enables you to keep up by discovering security issues through reverse engineering of mobile apps. This book starts with the basics of reverse engineering and teaches you how to set up an isolated virtual machine environment to perform reverse engineering. You’ll then learn about modern tools such as Ghidra and Radare2 to perform reverse engineering on mobile apps as well as understand how Android and iOS apps are developed. Next, you’ll explore different ways to reverse engineer some sample mobile apps developed for this book. As you advance, you’ll learn how reverse engineering can help in penetration testing of Android and iOS apps with the help of case studies. The concluding chapters will show you how to automate the process of reverse engineering and analyzing binaries to find low-hanging security issues. By the end of this reverse engineering book, you’ll have developed the skills you need to be able to reverse engineer Android and iOS apps and streamline the reverse engineering process with confidence.
Table of Contents (13 chapters)
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Section 1: Basics of Mobile App Reverse Engineering, Common Tools and Techniques, and Setting up the Environment
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Section 2: Mobile Application Reverse Engineering Methodology and Approach
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Section 3: Automating Some Parts of the Reverse Engineering Process

Android application development

Before we get into reverse engineering, it is important to understand how the forward-engineering process happens and how an application is developed. In order to create an application, the developer chooses a programming language according to the operating system on which the application is supposed to run. For example, in the case of Android applications, generally, a developer may choose to develop their application using Java, Kotlin, or C++ (using other languages is also possible). Kotlin is the official language for Android applications. Android Studio is the official development environment for building Android apps. We already used Android Studio in the Android application fundamentals section of Chapter 1, Basics of Reverse Engineering – Understanding the Structure of Mobile Apps. Android Studio contains a comprehensive set of development tools, such as Android Debug Bridge (ADB), fastboot, and the Native Development Kit (NDK). The Android...

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