Overview
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Enter the world of mobile application security comprehensively with the Full Mobile Hacking course on Courseinger — a practical and theoretical course that explains how to assess the security of mobile applications (Android and iOS) and their associated infrastructure (APIs, networks, local storage), with a strong focus on fortification methods and writing professional reports.
The course is designed for security professionals and application developers who want to understand how to discover and resolve vulnerabilities, and for those interested in mobile defense techniques and incident investigation. All practical activities are conducted in isolated labs or on systems that you have explicit permission to test.
🎯 Learning Outcomes:
Understand the Mobile Security Lifecycle (MSLD) and fundamental security principles.
Analyze applications (static and dynamic analysis) to identify data storage, encryption, and session management issues.
Evaluate and secure APIs and backend services.
Test application permissions, manage keys, and utilize local storage (SharedPreferences/Keychain) from a fortification perspective.
Setting up a secure testing environment (emulators, device farm, sandbox) and using analytical tools ethically.
Writing a professional security assessment report with corrective actions and practical recommendations.
Note: This course covers all types of professional hacking.
⚠️ Final Legal Notice:
This content is intended for ethical and defensive learning purposes only. Any practical use outside of a licensed testing environment or without express permission is a legal and ethical violation — Courseinger and Courseinger trainers are not responsible for any harmful use.
Course Features
- Lectures 29
- Quiz 0
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 7
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
- 13 Sections
- 29 Lessons
- Lifetime
- 02 - Run Android on WindowsRun Android on Windows + Run Android Apps on Windows2
- 03 - Install Kali Linux on Android PhoneInstall Kali Linux on Android Phone with NetHunter + 002 Install Kali Linux on Android Phone -@udemyrip2
- 04 - Run iPhone on MACiPhone Simulator1
- 05 - Hack Android with MetasploitKali Linux Explained + Metasploit Framework + Geolocation of Device + Access SMS of Device + Hide Mobile App + Embed Meterpreter Into APK6
- 06 - L3MON FrameworkL3MON Framework + L3MON for Storage Access2
- 07 - Android Debug BridgeAndroid Debug Bridge + Android Debug Bridge via Kali Linux + Wireless Android Debug Bridge + Reset Android Without Password4
- 08 - SCRCPY Android MirroringSCRCPY Android Mirroring1
- 09 - OWASP GOATRun Mobile App via ADB + Mobile App File Access + Reverse Engineering Mobile Apps + Reverse Engineering Mobile Apps Data Storage Access + Hack Usernames And Passwords Of Mobile Apps5
- 10 - Ghost FrameworkGhost Framework1
- 11 - Hacking from PhoneRun Kali Linux from Phone1
- 12 - Android Hack via Browser AttacksBrowser Share Location + NGROK Hacking Without Port Forwarding2
- 13 - Remotely Manage Computer from AndroidRemotely Manage Computer from Android1
- 14 - Android DefenseCheck Phone For Indicators Of Compromise1
Instructor
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of network security and HTTP/REST. A basic understanding of programming (Java/Kotlin for Android or Swift/Objective-C for iOS) is helpful but not mandatory. A device capable of running a virtual environment or emulator (Android Emulator, Xcode Simulator) or a test phone you own. An isolated test environment (VMs or test machines). Explicit commitment to ethics and laws: Do not conduct any testing on systems or applications that you do not have legal permission to test.
Features
- Comprehensive coverage of mobile application security testing methodology (Static & Dynamic Analysis). Practical lab scenarios on simulators and testing devices (without targeting third-party systems). Accessibility analysis of APIs and backend services, and analysis of sensitive data flows. Practical tips for implementing security principles: encryption, session management, and tamper protection. Reusable templates for security assessment reports and remediation plans. Focus on compliance, testing ethics, and procedures for obtaining legal approvals before any testing.
Target audiences
- Application security engineers and penetration testers interested in mobile. Android and iOS app developers who want to improve the security of their applications. Incident response personnel and digital forensics investigators who work with mobile devices. Students and cybersecurity professionals looking to expand their skills in the mobile field.





