Android Reverse Engineering

•Programming: Java, Kotlin, JavaScript, Flutter, other mobile software languages•Reverse Engineering: Static and dynamic analysis techniques, using tools such as Jadx, Ghidra, Frida, IDA Pro, Burp•Analyzing, unpacking, and reverse engineering code of malicious applications or SDKs•ELF (Native Binaries) reverse engineering•Query languages: SQL•Android fundamentals: Activity lifecycles, common Android API usage, AOSP•Techniques used by malicious software•Mobile App store policies (Ads, PHAs, Developer)•Reading, comprehending, and analyzing source code•Security engineering and analysis: Network security, cryptography, authentication security, rooting, packing, network protocols, and interception•Signature development (e.g., Yara)•Threat research (APT using OSINT, Virus Total, ExploitDB, MITRE)•Vulnerability analysis or security code review•Android software development•Google Ads or content moderation•Capture the Flag (CTF) for mobile software•Pen testing: Blue Team and Red Team experience•Signature Development: Experience with developing signatures, such as Yara.•Threat Research: Research on threats such as Advanced Persistent Threats (APT) using Open-Source Intelligence (Virus Total, Web, ExploitDB, MITRE, etc.).•Security Engineering and Analysis: In-depth knowledge of security topics, including computer and network security, cryptography, authentication security, rooting, packing, and network protocols.•Vulnerability Analysis or Security Code Review: Experience with these areas is beneficial.•Android Software Development: Hands-on experience in Android software development.•Google Ads or Content Moderation: Familiarity with these areas is a plus.•Capture the Flag (CTF) Participation: Participation in CTF competitions for mobile software.•Pen Testing: Experience in pen-testing, with knowledge of Blue Team and/or Red Team methodologies.

•Programming Languages: Strong proficiency in Java and Kotlin; experience with JavaScript, Flutter, and other mobile software languages.•Reverse Engineering: Experience with analyzing, unpacking, and reverse engineering code of malicious applications or SDKs using tools like Jadx, Ghidra, Frida, IDA Pro, Burp.•Static and Dynamic Analysis Techniques: Proficient in both static and dynamic analysis methods for identifying malware and other security threats.•ELF (Native Binaries) Reverse Engineering: Experience with reverse engineering native binaries.•SQL: Experience developing SQL code to query data and identify common issues in malware analysis.•Android Fundamentals: Understanding Android activity lifecycles, common Android API usage, AOSP, and Android application development.•Techniques Used by Malicious Software: Knowledge of various methods used by malware to harm user devices or data.•Mobile App Store Policies: Familiarity with policies regarding ads, potentially harmful applications (PHAs), and developer guidelines.•Source Code Analysis: Ability to read, comprehend, and analyze source code.