دوره SEC575: Mobile Device Security and Ethical Hacking

SEC575.1: Device Architecture and Application Interaction

• Challenges and opportunities for secure mobile phone deployments
• Weaknesses in mobile devices
• Exploiting weaknesses in mobile apps: Bank account hijacking exercise

Mobile Device Platform Analysis

• iOS and Android permission management models
• Code signing weaknesses on Android
• Android app execution: Android Runtime vs. Android Dalvik virtual machine
• Latest Android and iOS security enhancements

Mobile Application Interaction

• Android application interaction through activities, intents, services, and broadcasts
• iOS application interaction through schemes and universal links
• Protection of application components through permissions and signatures

Mobile Device Lab Analysis Tools

• Using iOS and Android emulators
• Android mobile application analysis with Android Debug Bridge (ADB) tools
• Uploading, downloading, and installing applications with ADB
• Interacting with applications through Activity Manager

 SEC575.2: The Stolen Device Threat and Mobile Malware

Unlocking, Rooting, and Jailbreaking Mobile Devices

• Legal issues with rooting and jailbreaking
• Jailbreaking iOS
• Android root access through unlocked bootloaders
• Root exploits for Android
• Using a rooted or jailbroken device effectively: Tools you must have!

Mobile Phone Data Storage and File System Architecture

• Data stored on mobile devices
• Mobile device file system structure
• Decoding sensitive data from database files on iOS and Android
• Extracting data from Android backups

Mobile Device Malware Threats

• Trends and popularity of mobile device malware
• Mobile malware command-and-control architecture
• Efficiency of Android ransomware malware threats
• Analysis of iOS malware targeting non-jailbroken devices
• Hands-on analysis of Android malware
• Mobile malware defenses: What works and what doesn’t

 SEC575.3: Static Application Analysis

Reverse-Engineering Obfuscated Applications

• Identifying obfuscation techniques
• Decompiling obfuscated applications
• Effectively annotating reconstructed code with Android Studio
• Decrypting obfuscated content with Simplify

Static Application Analysis

• Retrieving iOS and Android apps for reverse engineering analysis
• Decompiling Android applications
• Circumventing iOS app encryption with Dumpdecrypted
• Header analysis and Objective-C disassembly
• Accelerating iOS disassembly: Hopper and IDA Pro
• Swift iOS apps and reverse-engineering tools
• Effective Android application analysis with MobSF

Third-Party Application Frameworks

• Examining .NET-based Xamarin applications
• Examining HTML5-based PhoneGap applications

SEC575.4: Dynamic Mobile Application Analysis and Manipulation

Manipulating and Analyzing iOS Applications

• Runtime iOS application manipulation with Cycript and Frida
• iOS method swizzling
• iOS application vulnerability analysis with Needle
• Tracing iOS application behavior and API use
• Extracting secrets with KeychainDumper
• Method hooking with Frida and Objection

Manipulating and Analyzing Android Applications

• Android application manipulation with Apktool
• Reading and modifying Dalvik bytecode
• Adding Android application functionality, from Java to Dalvik bytecode
• Android application interaction and intent manipulation with Drozer
• Method hooking with Frida and Objection

Application Report Cards

• Step-by-step recommendations for application analysis
• Tools and techniques for mobile platform vulnerability identification and evaluation
• Recommended libraries and code examples for developers
• Detailed recommendations for jailbreak detection, certificate pinning, and application integrity verification
• Android and iOS critical data storage: Keychain and key store recommendations

 SEC575.5: Mobile Penetration Testing

Network Manipulation Attacks

• Using man-in-the-middle tools against mobile devices
• Sniffing, modifying, and dropping packets as a man-in-the-middle
• Mobile application data injection attacks

SSL/TLS Attacks

• Exploiting HTTPS transactions with man-in-the-middle attacks
• Core pen test technique: TLS impersonation against iOS Mail.app for password harvesting
• Integrating man-in-the-middle tools with Burp Suite for effective HTTP manipulation attacks
• Bypassing Android’s NetworkSecurityConfig and Apple’s Transport Security

Web Framework Attacks

• Site impersonation attacks
• Application cross-site scripting exploits
• Remote browser manipulation and control
• Data leakage detection and analysis
• Hands-on attacks: Mobile banking app transaction manipulation

Using Mobile Device Remote Access Trojans

• Building RAT tools for mobile device attacks
• Hiding RATs in legitimate Android apps
• Customizing RATs to evade anti-virus tools
• Integrating the Metasploit Framework into your mobile pen test
• Effective deployment tactics for mobile device Phishing attacks

SEC575.6: Hands-on Capture-the-Flag Event