Beginners Guide to Reverse Engineering Android Apps

Pau Oliva Fora
Senior Mobile Security Engineer, viaForensics
Ever wondered what this black magic that hackers and security analysts use to reverse engineer apps? This session aims to quash the rumors that you need a Ph.D. in hacking to take apart a mobile app and learn its secrets. We'll show how to extract an Android application from the phone, and use common and simple utilities to inspect it.
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[@basheeral-momani2032]

Reverse Engineering is awesome, who's agree with me

[@archersterling4044]

ay me

[@e1Pr0f3ss0r]

me 2

[@onlyac]

How would one obfuscate android code?

[@fredrik.larsen]

+Avi Parshan Proguard is now the standard way of obfuscating code and it is included in Android Studio. Be sure it's enabled in the gradle build fil.e

[@kenichimori8533]

Point reverse engineering

[@Wignut]

*uhhhh*

[@haizi7179]

*in obviously shaky voice* "eeuuhh"

[@henryochnik6178]

Can an app be reverse engineered to be converted into a WP plugin?

[@gsearch8546]

lol

[@atulchaudhary8055]

can we publish apk after doing reverse engineering on play store and our own ad unit

[@lufycz.]

atul chaudhary no

[@ChristopherGray00]

im pretty sure thats called stealing other peoples code in order to make profit

[@musicnation8630]

You need to upgrade a lot of stuff to do so