For a long time, the adb backup command was the “Swiss Army Knife” for mobile pentesters. It allowed us to pull the private /data/data/ folder
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Mobile Pentesting 101: How to Pull APKs from Work Profile – A Real-World Intune Challenge
Introduction During a recent mobile application penetration test, I encountered a challenging scenario that many mobile security testers face nowadays: extracting APKs from applications installed
Mobile Pentesting 101: How to Install Split APKs
In modern mobile app development, split APKs are becoming increasingly common. They divide a large app into smaller packages, allowing for more efficient downloads and installations, especially on devices with limited storage. For mobile penetration testers, understanding and working with split APKs is essential.
Secure Your Mobile World: A Guide for Cyber Security Awareness Month
October marks Cyber Security Awareness Month, a time when individuals and organizations around the globe come together to raise awareness about the importance of staying safe and secure in the digital world. In the era of smartphones and mobile applications, it’s crucial to pay special attention to the security of our mobile devices.
Mobile Pentesting 101 – Introducing to MMSF (Massive Mobile Security Framework)
Massive Mobile Security Framework, or MMSF, is a mobile framework that combines functionalities from Frida, objection, drozer, and many more.
Mobile Pentesting 101 – How to Set Up Your iOS Environment
As mentioned in the Mobile Pentesting 101 – How to set up your Android Environment article, I am now offering you valuable information regarding the
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