Android Hacking & Penetration Testing – Master Bug Bounty Hunting on Mobile
Android Hacking & Penetration Testing – Master Bug Bounty Hunting on Mobile
Are you ready to dive into the dark corners of mobile application security and uncover vulnerabilities like a pro hacker?
This course is your ultimate step-by-step guide to mastering Android Hacking, Bug Bounty Hunting, and Penetration Testing from scratch — even if you’re a complete beginner!
Developed by cybersecurity professionals, this program focuses on real-world hacking scenarios, ethical tools, analysis techniques, and reporting tactics used by top bug bounty hunters and mobile pentesters.
Whether you want to build a freelance career in bug bounty, work in cybersecurity, or just understand how Android systems are exploited — this course is your launchpad.
🧠 What You’ll Learn:
- Fundamentals of Android architecture & mobile app security
- Using pro-level tools to exploit and test apps
- Real-time exploitation and vulnerability analysis
- Building and analyzing proof-of-concept reports
- Discovering high-severity bugs in Android apps
- Creating bug reports that actually get paid!
📚 Course Modules Overview:
📂 1. Introduction
Get introduced to the world of Android hacking, understand what makes mobile apps vulnerable, and explore the role of ethical hacking and bug bounty hunting in securing systems.
📂 2. Tools
Hands-on setup of essential hacking tools like Burp Suite, ADB, Frida, MobSF, and more. Learn how to configure your environment for Android penetration testing and automate your tasks.
📂 3. Practical
Dive into practical hacking with real Android applications. Learn APK decompiling, manifest analysis, dynamic testing, and reverse engineering to uncover hidden vulnerabilities.
📂 4. Analysis
Master in-depth security analysis techniques. You'll learn how to identify flaws in app logic, insecure storage, and faulty permissions that leave apps wide open to exploitation.
📂 5. Vulnerability
Explore top mobile vulnerabilities such as insecure data storage, improper authentication, insecure communication, code injections, and how to exploit them with live demos.
📂 6. Miscellaneous Reports
Break down real bug bounty reports, understand what makes a report successful, and learn how to craft effective, concise, and well-documented submissions that get accepted.
📂 Bonus Lecture
Exclusive bonus tips, advanced tactics, and personal experience from the field — giving you the edge in your bug bounty journey.
🎯 Who This Course Is For:
- Aspiring Bug Bounty Hunters & Ethical Hackers
- Cybersecurity Students & Enthusiasts
- Android App Developers who want to secure their apps
- Penetration Testers expanding into mobile testing
- Anyone interested in learning how real Android apps are hacked
🚀 By the End of This Course, You Will:
- Be confident in your ability to hack & test Android applications ethically
- Know how to find and report critical bugs in real apps
- Be ready to participate in mobile-focused bug bounty programs like HackerOne, Bugcrowd, etc.
- Have a strong base for a freelance cybersecurity career
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1. Do I need to know programming or hacking to take this course?
A: Not at all! This course is designed for both absolute beginners and those with some technical knowledge. We start from scratch — guiding you through everything step-by-step. You’ll learn the tools, techniques, and tactics used by professionals, even if you’ve never hacked before.
Q2. Will this course help me earn from bug bounty programs?
A: Yes! The course is specifically built to prepare you for real-world bug bounty platforms like HackerOne, Bug crowd, Synack, etc. You'll learn how to discover vulnerabilities, write professional reports, and increase your chances of earning bounties.
Q3. What kind of device or setup do I need?
A: A basic computer/laptop, internet access, and either an Android emulator or physical Android device for testing is sufficient. The course also covers how to install and configure all the necessary hacking tools.
Q4. Will I learn only theory or real practical attacks?
A: This course is highly practical. You will be performing real-world attacks on test applications, using industry-grade tools, and learning hands-on methods that are used in actual penetration tests and bug bounty reports.
Q5. Can I use these techniques legally?
A: Yes, the course is strictly for ethical hacking and educational purposes. You will learn how to legally find vulnerabilities in applications you have permission to test or are participating in open bounty programs.
Q6. Is this course updated and relevant to current Android versions?
A: Absolutely. The content is up-to-date with the latest tools, methods, and security practices relevant to modern Android app security and current bug bounty requirements.
Q7. Do I get lifetime access to the course?
A: Yes! You’ll get lifetime access, so you can always come back and review lessons, updates, or tools whenever needed — at your own pace.
Welcome to the ultimate guide to Android Hacking and Bug Bounty Hunting, specially crafted for ethical hackers, cybersecurity enthusiasts, and mobile app penetration testers. This course provides a hands-on, real-world approach to discovering vulnerabilities in Android applications — the most widely used mobile platform in the world. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to level up your hacking skills, this course walks you through the entire lifecycle of mobile app exploitation — from setting up your lab and using powerful tools, to analyzing code, identifying critical vulnerabilities, and crafting professional reports that get accepted by top bug bounty platforms. You’ll learn: How Android apps work under the hood How to reverse engineer APKs and analyze source code How to find real vulnerabilities (XSS, insecure storage, insecure APIs, component leaks, and more) How to use tools like MobSF, Burp Suite, Frida, and Drozer The right way to write penetration testing reports that get attention from security teams How to stay safe, legal, and ethical while performing mobile pentesting This is not just theory — it’s a practical field guide to becoming a real Android security researcher.