Android App Development and Android Application Hacking

Hi there,

Welcome to the “Android Development and Android Application Hacking” course.
Learn Android Development and Android security concepts with Android Penetration Testing course from beginners | Android
In this course, you will learn Android development and Android Hacking at the same.

Due to its open-source nature, working with the Android platform necessitates constantly learning about the Android platform. My android development course on keeps you ahead of this learning curve, with hands-on lectures on Android operating systems and more.
The Android platform is increasingly popular with developers and a dominant force in the global smartphone market. As more businesses develop mobile apps for customer engagement, Android development skills are likely to stay in high demand.

OAK Academy's Java instructors specialize in a wide array of Java programming practices. Whether you need a basic introduction to Java and website building using Selenium WebDriver or are continuing your Android app developer education, OAK has you covered.

The sharing of information (data) between applications is an essential part of building inter-connected applications, so the android OS requires developers to set permissions that users must grant to do certain things. For example, for an application to access the phone’s File System (internal files), the user must give access first. This means the app developer must let the user know, in advance, what the app they are installing wants to access. For example, when a user installs an android app that needs to access the photo gallery or the phone’s camera, the app will ask for permission to access the gallery or the camera. The app user has the power to either grant or denies permission. App permissions in Android ensure the user’s protection from malware and software viruses.

View free Android Development courses

• Do you want to improve your career options by learning android?

• Do you want to learn android app development from Scratch?

• Do you want to learn android development from Scratch?

• Do you want to learn java from Scratch?

• Do you want to be an android studio master?

• Do you want to build your first app?

• Do you care about the security of your application?

If your answer is “yes” to these questions and if you want more, you are at the right place!

You will learn Android development step-by-step with hands-on demonstrations. In this course, we will learn to build and publish 2 major apps. During the lectures, we will also be practicing with more than 10 examples.

At the end of the course you will learn;

• Learn Android App Development step by step

• Learn Java

• Android Studio

• Gradle Build System

• Android Components

• Learn Publishing Android App on Google Play

• Learn Releasing Android App

• Become a professional Android App developer

• Android Software Stack

• Android Run time (ART)

• Analysis of APK file Structure in Android Studio

• Android's Security Model

• Application Sandboxing

• Permissions and Selinux

• Connect Emulator or real device and Kali

• Rooting Basics

• Reverse Engineering an APK file

• Information Gathering

• Repackaging and Resigning an APK

• Static Analysis with MobSF

• Root Detection

• Obfuscation Techniques

• OWASP Mobile Top 10 Vulnerabilities

• Android Pentesting on vulnerable mobile apps

• Enroll now, start your own App business and work from anywhere in the World

• Android Hacking

• Android Hack

• Hack Android

• Android Ethical Hacking

• Android

• Android App Development

• Android Development

• Android Studio

Fresh Content

It’s no secret how technology is advancing at a rapid rate. New tools are released every day, Google updates Android and it’s crucial to stay on top of the latest knowledge. With this course, you will always have a chance to follow the latest trends.

Video and Audio Production Quality

All our contents are created/produced as high-quality video/audio to provide you the best learning experience.

You will be,

• Seeing clearly

• Hearing clearly

• Moving through the course without distractions

You'll also get:

• Lifetime Access to The Course

• Fast & Friendly Support in the Q&A section

Dive in now!

We offer full support, answering any questions.

See you in the Android App Development and Android Application Hacking course!

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• Course Intro 01:25

  • 1: Android App Development and Android Application Hacking Preview 01:25

• Android 11 Course Overview 09:00

  • 2: Introduction to Android App Development For Beginners 06:00
  • 3: Project Files for Android 01:00
  • 4: FAQ about Android, Java and Android Hacking 02:00

• Introduction to Android 11 14:30

  • 5: History of Android 09:42
  • 6: Android Ecosystem 03:48
  • 7: quiz 01:00

• Android Architecture 07:26

  • 8: Android Software Stack 03:00
  • 9: Android Run Time (ART) 03:26
  • 10: quiz 01:00

• Introduction to Android Development 07:08

  • 11: Developer Overview 05:58
  • 12: Java introduction 01:10

• Environment Setup 19:58

  • 13: Getting Started With Java ( JDK, JRE and JVM ) 04:57
  • 14: Installing Java on Windows 04:27
  • 15: Installing Java on Linux 04:27
  • 16: Installing Java on Mac 05:07
  • 17: quiz 01:00

• Development Environment | Android Development 17:58

  • 18: What is IDE 02:15
  • 19: Download and Run Eclipse 07:17
  • 20: First Java Program - Hello World 04:42
  • 21: Compiling and Running Applications 00:56
  • 22: Closer Look at the First Java Program 01:48
  • 23: quiz 01:00

• Basics of Java Syntax 53:12

  • 24: Closer Look at the Java 03:10
  • 25: What Are Variables_ 10:20
  • 26: Basic Output 04:37
  • 27: Basic Input 05:02
  • 28: Comments 05:37
  • 29: Data Types 08:30
  • 30: Type Conversion & Type Casting 05:41
  • 31: Stack & Heap 01:39
  • 32: Arrays 07:36
  • 33: quiz 01:00

• Operators in Java 33:09

  • 34: Arithmetic Operators 05:06
  • 35: Assignment Operators 05:43
  • 36: Unary Operators 05:33
  • 37: Equality and Relational Operators 04:37
  • 38: Conditional Operators 04:56
  • 39: Operator Precedence 04:14
  • 40: Expressions, Statements and Blocks 03:00

• Control Flow Statements 1:12:26

  • 41: If, If-Else Statement 05:34
  • 42: If-Else - If Ladder Statement, Nested If Statement 10:14
  • 43: Switch-Case Statement 07:04
  • 44: Project 1_ Calculator 08:29
  • 45: For Loops 06:44
  • 46: For-Each Loop 06:13
  • 47: While Loop 04:39
  • 48: Do - While Loop 05:39
  • 49: Break Keyword 04:45
  • 50: Continue Keyword 02:38
  • 51: Return Keyword 03:09
  • 52: Project 2_ Fibonacci Series 07:18

• Methods Functions in Android 19:16

  • 53: Types of Methods & Method Return Types 09:07
  • 54: Method Overloading 03:38
  • 55: Project 3_ Find Exponential Number 05:31
  • 56: quiz 01:00

• Java Object Oriented Concept 50:16

  • 57: Object & Class 06:01
  • 58: Access Modifiers 01:55
  • 59: Naming Conventions 02:20
  • 60: Constructors 10:31
  • 61: Packages 11:40
  • 62: “Static” Keyword 08:38
  • 63: Nested & Inner Classes 08:11
  • 64: quiz 01:00

• Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 1:05:04

  • 65: Inheritance 08:18
  • 66: Method Overriding 07:44
  • 67: “Super” and “This” Keywords 08:28
  • 68: “Final” Keyword 07:26
  • 69: Abstract Classes 10:06
  • 70: Interfaces 06:43
  • 71: Polymorphism 07:16
  • 72: Encapsulation 09:03

• Wrapper Classes, Auto-Boxing and Unboxing in Android 11 07:44

  • 73: What is Wrapper Class in Java_ 01:36
  • 74: Conversion of Types 01:52
  • 75: Autoboxing - UnBoxing 04:16

• Strings in Java 36:22

  • 76: What is String_ 11:35
  • 77: Useful Methods of String 08:18
  • 78: Why String is Immutable_ 01:38
  • 79: StringBuffer Class 05:35
  • 80: StringBuilder Class 03:35
  • 81: String vs String Buffer vs String Builder 01:45
  • 82: Project 4_ Reverse String 03:56

• Exception Handling 55:19

  • 83: Intro to Exception 02:02
  • 84: What Is The Difference Between Error and Exception_ 03:14
  • 85: Exception Types 02:43
  • 86: Try – Catch Block 01:59
  • 87: Finally Block 12:34
  • 88: Differences Between _Throw_ and _Throws_ 01:00
  • 89: Throw Keyword 04:45
  • 90: Throws Keyword 05:39
  • 91: Exception Methods 06:42
  • 92: Project 5_ Bank Account Balance 14:41

• Let`s Start Android Application Development 1:47:09

  • 93: Installing Android Studio - Part 1 07:56
  • 94: Installing Android Studio - Part 2 14:09
  • 95: Android Studio Interface 18:35
  • 96: Installing Android Virtual Device (AVD - Emulator) 21:56
  • 97: Installing Genymotion Emulator 11:19
  • 98: Gradle Build System 06:04
  • 99: Introduction to Manifest File 06:06
  • 100: Introduction 13:57
  • 101: R Java File 07:07

• Android 11 Components 1:47:20

  • 102: Layouts 13:46
  • 103: Textviews 14:03
  • 104: Buttons 15:47
  • 105: EditText 16:19
  • 106: ImageView 07:38
  • 107: RadioButton 09:51
  • 108: CheckBox 10:27
  • 109: ToggleButton 07:53
  • 110: Spinner 11:36

• User Interactions in app development from scratch 19:14

  • 111: Toast Message 03:24
  • 112: Snackbar Message 06:26
  • 113: Alert Dialog 09:24

• Lists & Views in android 11 from scratch 1:47:31

  • 114: Constraint Layout 14:05
  • 115: ListView 11:56
  • 116: Recycler View - Part 1 23:09
  • 117: Recycler View - Part 2 27:46
  • 118: Grid View 17:42
  • 119: ScrollView 05:41
  • 120: WebView 07:12

• Components and LifeCycles 1:46:11

  • 121: Application Lifecycle 16:20
  • 122: Activity Lifecycle 15:02
  • 123: Fragment Lifecycle 14:16
  • 124: Services 26:40
  • 125: Broadcast Receiver 22:13
  • 126: Intent 11:40

• Shared Preferences and Data Saving 32:21

  • 127: Shared Preferences Class 04:42
  • 128: Saving Data Local Memory 19:39
  • 129: Calling Back Data 08:00

• Device Compatibility 52:19

  • 130: Support different languages 14:32
  • 131: Different Pixel Densities 18:48
  • 132: Support Different Screen Sizes 18:59

• Android Project 1 31:28

  • 133: To Do List 31:28

• Publishing Your Android 11 App on Google Play 36:53

  • 134: APK Release Version 04:42
  • 135: Building APK Files 07:17
  • 136: Signing APK 04:38
  • 137: Google Developer Account 03:12
  • 138: Release Your App 17:04

• Android 11 Project 2 1:21:58

  • 139: Math Game part 1 07:23
  • 140: Math game part 2 10:36
  • 141: Math game part 3 11:00
  • 142: Math Game Part 4 18:46
  • 143: Math Game Part 5 15:11
  • 144: Math Game Part 6 19:02

• Android’s Security Model 08:07

  • 145: Application Sandboxing 02:49
  • 146: Permissions 01:56
  • 147: SELinux 02:22
  • 148: quiz 01:00

• Setting Up the Laboratory for Android Security Testing 58:08

  • 149: VirtualBox Install & Run 05:03
  • 150: Enabling Virtualization (VT-x or AMD-V) in BIOS 01:00
  • 151: Installing Kali From VMWare File for VMware - Step 1 03:13
  • 152: Using VirtualBox vs VMware 01:00
  • 153: Installing Kali From VMWare File for VMware - Step 2 04:47
  • 154: Installing Kali From VMWare File for VMware - Step 3 04:12
  • 155: Installing Genymotion 02:40
  • 156: Installing MobSF 03:51
  • 157: Installing VSCode - APK Lab 05:43
  • 158: Installing APK Studio 09:21
  • 159: Installing Apktool 02:55
  • 160: Installing Android Debug Bridge (ADB) 01:22
  • 161: Installing Bytecode Viewer 02:29
  • 162: Connecting Android Emulator to Kali 05:11
  • 163: Connecting a Real Device to Kali 01:43
  • 164: Rooting on Android Device 02:38
  • 165: quiz 01:00

• Android Static Security Analysis 31:23

  • 166: Reverse Engineering 05:20
  • 167: Information Gathering 06:11
  • 168: Repackaging and Resigning 04:32
  • 169: Static Analysis with MobSF 06:02
  • 170: Root Detection 02:46
  • 171: Obfuscation Techniques 05:32
  • 172: quiz 01:00

• Android Pentesting 1:02:11

  • 173: OWASP Mobile Top 10 00:43
  • 174: Vulnerable Mobile Apps 02:18
  • 175: Insecurebankv2 - Running the Back-End Server 07:39
  • 176: Insecurebankv2 - Insecure Login Mechanism 02:33
  • 177: Insecurebankv2 - Hidden Button in the Login Mechanism 08:32
  • 178: Insecurebankv2 - Developer Login 02:12
  • 179: Insecurebankv2 - Insecure Credentials Storage 07:33
  • 180: Insecurebankv2 - Debug Mode Enabled 02:39
  • 181: Insecurebankv2 - Backup Mode Enabled 03:10
  • 182: Insecurebankv2 - Insecure Logging 03:56
  • 183: Insecurebankv2 - Root Detection Bypass with APKLab 05:07
  • 184: Insecurebankv2 - Root Detection Bypass with APK Studio 06:41
  • 185: Insecurebankv2 - Insecure Webview Implementation 03:27
  • 186: Insecurebankv2 - Android Pasteboard Vulnerability 02:34
  • 187: Insecurebankv2 - Android Keyboard Vulnerability 03:07

Hi there,

Welcome to the “Android Development and Android Application Hacking” course.
Learn Android Development and Android security concepts with Android Penetration Testing course from beginners | Android
In this course, you will learn Android development and Android Hacking at the same.

Due to its open-source nature, working with the Android platform necessitates constantly learning about the Android platform. My android development course on keeps you ahead of this learning curve, with hands-on lectures on Android operating systems and more.
The Android platform is increasingly popular with developers and a dominant force in the global smartphone market. As more businesses develop mobile apps for customer engagement, Android development skills are likely to stay in high demand.

OAK Academy's Java instructors specialize in a wide array of Java programming practices. Whether you need a basic introduction to Java and website building using Selenium WebDriver or are continuing your Android app developer education, OAK has you covered.

The sharing of information (data) between applications is an essential part of building inter-connected applications, so the android OS requires developers to set permissions that users must grant to do certain things. For example, for an application to access the phone’s File System (internal files), the user must give access first. This means the app developer must let the user know, in advance, what the app they are installing wants to access. For example, when a user installs an android app that needs to access the photo gallery or the phone’s camera, the app will ask for permission to access the gallery or the camera. The app user has the power to either grant or denies permission. App permissions in Android ensure the user’s protection from malware and software viruses.

View free Android Development courses

• Do you want to improve your career options by learning android?

• Do you want to learn android app development from Scratch?

• Do you want to learn android development from Scratch?

• Do you want to learn java from Scratch?

• Do you want to be an android studio master?

• Do you want to build your first app?

• Do you care about the security of your application?

If your answer is “yes” to these questions and if you want more, you are at the right place!

You will learn Android development step-by-step with hands-on demonstrations. In this course, we will learn to build and publish 2 major apps. During the lectures, we will also be practicing with more than 10 examples.

At the end of the course you will learn;

• Learn Android App Development step by step

• Learn Java

• Android Studio

• Gradle Build System

• Android Components

• Learn Publishing Android App on Google Play

• Learn Releasing Android App

• Become a professional Android App developer

• Android Software Stack

• Android Run time (ART)

• Analysis of APK file Structure in Android Studio

• Android's Security Model

• Application Sandboxing

• Permissions and Selinux

• Connect Emulator or real device and Kali

• Rooting Basics

• Reverse Engineering an APK file

• Information Gathering

• Repackaging and Resigning an APK

• Static Analysis with MobSF

• Root Detection

• Obfuscation Techniques

• OWASP Mobile Top 10 Vulnerabilities

• Android Pentesting on vulnerable mobile apps

• Enroll now, start your own App business and work from anywhere in the World

• Android Hacking

• Android Hack

• Hack Android

• Android Ethical Hacking

• Android

• Android App Development

• Android Development

• Android Studio

Fresh Content

It’s no secret how technology is advancing at a rapid rate. New tools are released every day, Google updates Android and it’s crucial to stay on top of the latest knowledge. With this course, you will always have a chance to follow the latest trends.

Video and Audio Production Quality

All our contents are created/produced as high-quality video/audio to provide you the best learning experience.

You will be,

• Seeing clearly

• Hearing clearly

• Moving through the course without distractions

You'll also get:

• Lifetime Access to The Course

• Fast & Friendly Support in the Q&A section

Dive in now!

We offer full support, answering any questions.

See you in the Android App Development and Android Application Hacking course!

• A total beginner, with a curious mind and wants to be an app developer
• Anyone who wants to become an Android Developer
• Anyone who has no previous coding experience but wants to become expert
• Penetration testers who want to do a Penetration Testing against Android mobile phones.
• Application developers who want to write secure mobile applications.
• Anyone who want to protect themselves against mobile attacks.
• Programmers who are interested in building Android apps
• Mobile app developers who want to learn how to expand their skills into a business
• Technical or non-technical entrepreneurs who want to start mobile app business
• Freelancers who want to add development services to their offerings
• If you want to develop yourself in Android Apps, this course is for you. Improve yourself with different applications
• Who wants to improve their existing android and android development knowledge.
• Those who want to develop applications using the Java programming language.
• Those who want to develop modern applications and applications with a user-friendly interface
• Anyone who wants to learn to Android code
• Anyone who wants to create Android Applications
• Anyone who wants to learn Android 11
• Those who want to develop an Android mobile application.
• Anyone who wants to become a computer programmer like android kotlin
• Anyone who become an android developer from scratch
• Those who want to develop an Android Hacking

• No prior knowledge about android app development is required!
• No Android or java programming knowledge required!
• 4 GB (Gigabytes) of RAM or higher (8 GB recommended)
• 64-bit system processor is mandatory
• 10 GB or more disk space
• Enable virtualization technology on BIOS settings, such as “Intel-VTx”
• Desire to learn Android Application Development, understand hacker tools and techniques
• All items referenced in this course are Free
• A strong work ethic, willingness to learn and plenty of excitement about the back door of the digital world
• Don`t worry. Setup and installation instructions are included for each platform

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