Module 1:Introduction to Android
2. Module-Android Security Model
3. Module-App Development Basics
4. Module-Security Assessments of Android Apps – OWASP TOP 10
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M1 Introduction (2:52)
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M2 – Insecure Data Storage - SHARED PREFERENCES (7:17)
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M2 – Insecure Data Storage - SHARED PREFERENCES -- Look at Code (3:39)
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M2 – Insecure Data Storage - SQlite Databases (7:41)
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M2 – Insecure Data Storage -SQlite DB LOOK at Code (3:26)
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M3 Insufficient Transport layer protection --- Introduction and HTTP traffic interception (9:41)
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M3 Insufficient Transport layer protection --- Intercepting HTTPS traffic (7:20)
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M3 – Insufficient Transport layer protection --- The Coffee shop attack (10:13)
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M3 – Insufficient Transport layer protection ---Passive analysis with tcpdump & Wireshark (7:38)
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M4 – Unintended Data Leakage -- Reading the clipboard (7:16)
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M4 – Unintended Data Leakage -- Reading the clipboard - Look at Code (1:45)
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M4 – Unintended Data Leakage --Logging (5:09)
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M4 – Unintended Data Leakage --Logging -- Look at Code (2:07)
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M5 –Poor Authorization and Authentication (3:42)
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M6 – Broken Cryptography (8:15)
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M7 – Client Side Attack-- SQL Injection at Client Side (3:29)
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M7 - SQL INJECTION -- LOOK AT CODE (2:58)
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M7 - frame injection in webviews (2:18)
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M7 - frame injection in webviews -- Look at Code (2:44)
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M8 – Security Decisions via untrusted inputs -- Intent Spoofing (5:08)
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M9 – Improper Session Handling (4:05)
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M10 – Lack of binary protection -- Introduction (2:16)
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M10 - Reversing android apps with APKTOOL (3:38)
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M10 - Reversing android apps with dex2jar & JD-GUI (3:23)
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M10 - Finding Content Provider URIs using APKTOOL. (3:20)
5. Module-Automated Security Assessments with Drozer
6. Module-Native Exploitation
7. Module-Introduction to Android Forensics
6.1 A look at android exploit mitigatioin techniques
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