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droidcon NYC '19

Reverse-engineering Apps on the Device - How Far Can We Go?

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In this talk, Jeb Ware walks through the APIs that expose your resources, shows how to put them into action, and demonstrates how to inspect and even execute another app's code. You will gain a better understanding of what is and is not protected by the Android Application Sandbox, and which parts of your app are freely available for reverse-engineering.
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Know what's good
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, and possible dealbreakers
Explores topics that are highly relevant to Android application security and app building in general
Taught by droidcon NYC, who are recognized for their work in Android app development
Helps learners gain a deeper understanding of the Android Application Sandbox
Develops practical skills and knowledge in inspecting and executing code
May require students to have some background knowledge in Android app development
May be more relevant for intermediate learners

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Mobile Application Developer
Mobile Application Developers are in charge of the design, development, and deployment of mobile apps. This course can help aspiring and current Mobile Application Developers to learn how to analyze and reverse app behaviors on Android. This would allow them to debug other applications, create new apps based off existing ones, and identify security and privacy concerns in apps.
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Information Security Analysts are responsible for identifying and mitigating security risks to an organization's information assets. This course may be useful for Information Security Analysts who wish to learn more about mobile application security.
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We've selected three books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in droidcon NYC '19: Reverse-engineering Apps on the Device - How Far Can We Go?.
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Android Security Internals
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Provides a deep dive into the security features of the Android platform. It covers topics such as the Android security model, application sandboxing, and security vulnerabilities.
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Android Hacker's Handbook
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Provides a comprehensive guide to Android hacking. It covers topics such as rooting, exploit development, and malware analysis.
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Reversing
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Provides a comprehensive introduction to reverse engineering. It covers topics such as disassembly, debugging, and binary analysis.
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Explores topics that are highly relevant to Android application security and app building in general
Taught by droidcon NYC, who are recognized for their work in Android app development
Helps learners gain a deeper understanding of the Android Application Sandbox
Develops practical skills and knowledge in inspecting and executing code
May require students to have some background knowledge in Android app development
May be more relevant for intermediate learners
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