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-# Lab Setup
-   - Genymotion
-   - Android Studio
-   - BlueStacks
-   - VMware :: Virtual Box
-
-# Introduction to Android
-   - Android History
-   - Android Architecture
-      1. Linux Kernel
-      2. Libraries
-      3. Android Run Time (ART) and Dalvik Virtual Machine (DVM)
-      4. Application Framework
-      5. Application
-   - Android File Systems
-      1. Android File System
-      2. Application Permission and user Permission
-   - Android Bootup process
-      1. Boot Loader
-      2. Init Process
-      3. Zygot
-      4. DVM/ART
-   - Android Application build Process
-   - Android Application Components
-      1. Activities
-      2. Services
-      3. Broadcast Receiver
-      4. Content Provider
-   - Common Files in Android Application
-   - Permissions in Android Application
-      1. Normal Permissions
-      2. Dangerous Permissions
-   - Libraries and Functions used for Secure Android Application Development
-   - Key Store
-   - Android Inter Process Communication (IPC)
-
-# Android Debug Bridge
-   - ADB Components
-   - Installation
-   - Connecting Devices
-   - Managing Files on Device
-   - Application Installation and Log Analysis
-
-# Static Analysis
-   - Jadx
-   - JD-GUI
-   - APK-Tool
-   - Android Studio
-   - APK Inspector
-   - Bytecode Viewer
-   - Quick Android Review Kit (QARK)
-
-# Damm Insecure Vulnerable Application (DIVA)
-   - Insecure Logging
-   - Hardcoding Issues - Part 1
-   - Insecure Data Storage - Part 1
-   - Insecure Data Storage - Part 2
-   - Insecure Data Storage - Part 3
-   - Insecure Data Storage - Part 4
-   - Input Validation Issues - Part 1
-   - Input Validation Issues - Part 2
-   - Access Control Issues - Part 1
-   - Access Control Issues - Part 2
-   - Access Control Issues - Part 3
-   - Hardcoding Issues - Part 2
-   - Input Validation Issues - Part 3
-
-# Web Application Hacking
-
-# OWASP Top 10 Attacks for Android 2014
-   - Weak Server Side Controls
-   - Insecure Data Storage
-   - Insufficient Transport Layer Protection
-   - Unintended Data Leakage
-   - Poor Authorization and Authentication
-   - Broken Cryptography
-   - Client Side Injection
-   - Security Decisions Via Untrusted Inputs
-   - Improper Session Handling
-   - Lack of Binary Protections
-
-# OWASP Top 10 Attacks for Android 2016
-   - Improper Platform Usage
-   - Insecure Data Storage
-   - Insecure Communication
-   - Insecure Authentication
-   - Insufficient Cryptography
-   - Insecure Authorization
-   - Client Code Quality
-   - Code Tampering
-   - Reverse Engineering
-   - Extraneous Functionality
-
-# Dynamic Analysis
-   - Capture Application Traffic in Burp Suite
-   - Mobile Security Framework (MobSF)
-      1. Static Analysis
-      2. Dynamic Analysis
-   - Drozer
-   - Frida
-   - Objection
-   - Androbugs Framework
-   - MARA Framework
-   - Database Analysis
-   - Appium
-
-# Mobile Application Pentesting Frameworks
-   - AppUse
-   - Mobexler
-   - Santoku
-   - Appie
-
-# Testing Applications
-   - Insecure
-   - Diva Beta Applications
-   - Pentesterlab vulnerable Applications
-
-# Bug Bounty Approach