Cool video. Are existing any difference between running apktool installed or straight java archive call? Unfortunately, I have problems with build after change network-security file :(
Oooh yeah, there some differences. I had some problem with apktool installed from the Kali official package, I think it was an old version of the tool. I solved the issue downloading the latest version of apktool from the official GitHub repo
@@0xbro i used latest version, but for some reason "apktool d && apktool b" didn't work without any changes until add --use-aapt2 flag, so now it's fine
Hello mate! I will continue the mobile application security series in the future for sure, the problem is that I am not able to find enough time to dedicate to the channel at the moment. However, more videos about it will be coming!
Hello friend, I've tried to solve this problem following the same steps, but didn't work for me. I've edited the network config file as shown, rebuild the apk, signed the apk and installed it succesfully.But still it is showing as 'Device is rooted'. Any suggestions would be a great help.
Are you using a rooted device? The problem seems related to your phone/VM, in fact I used a real phone for this one. Try using a different emulator or, if possible, your real device
Nice method, but how we can do it on flutter based application coz most of the modern application will based on flutter, Can u make an additional videos on Flutter in Android Pen-testing??
Yeah, you're right! In my ideal roadmap, there will be videos about Flutter and Kotlin, but before making some videos about those topics I should study and dig in depth into them because at the moment I haven't happened to look at them in detail yet
Great Bro. I have been enthusiastic android app developer to understand the possible security threats for android app. Can you please help me on all these threats so that i can make more secured app?
Sure mate! I really suggest you to take a look to the OWASP Mobile App Security ( owasp.org/www-project-mobile-app-security/ ), here you can find all the best practices, known pitfalls and misconfigurations for Android and iOS app. I think OWASP is the most comprehensive site you can use regarding this topic
Yeah this is awesome man, definitely a new sub here!
Well done, this was really interesting. Appreciate that you dug into the tools and showed the frida injection method even if it didn't work.
Thank you very much! 🙏
Great solving problem, I saw something new and thank you! Keep going with this type of videos, very hands-on and powerfull editing
Thank you too! Glad you find something new 😊I will continue with similar content for sure!
great work bro! 💜
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Wow Bro you are a legend 👏👏👏👏👏 I learned a lot from you and the way you explained is really amazing
Thank you so much mate! I'm really happy to know that! Glad to have helped in some way! 🙏
Love your videos!
Keep it coming.
Cool video dude
Thank you so much!
very great videos. Keep it up bro !
hey, it was easy to follow along. Thank you for the clear explanations.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Cool video. Are existing any difference between running apktool installed or straight java archive call? Unfortunately, I have problems with build after change network-security file :(
Oooh yeah, there some differences. I had some problem with apktool installed from the Kali official package, I think it was an old version of the tool. I solved the issue downloading the latest version of apktool from the official GitHub repo
@@0xbro i used latest version, but for some reason "apktool d && apktool b" didn't work without any changes until add --use-aapt2 flag, so now it's fine
Thank you a lot from such information content
would you please continue the mobile application pen-testing series
Hello mate! I will continue the mobile application security series in the future for sure, the problem is that I am not able to find enough time to dedicate to the channel at the moment. However, more videos about it will be coming!
You can hide root by some plugin in magisk it work fine
But still have jusy info good work bro
Hello friend, I've tried to solve this problem following the same steps, but didn't work for me. I've edited the network config file as shown, rebuild the apk, signed the apk and installed it succesfully.But still it is showing as 'Device is rooted'. Any suggestions would be a great help.
Are you using a rooted device? The problem seems related to your phone/VM, in fact I used a real phone for this one. Try using a different emulator or, if possible, your real device
@@0xbro I'm using Android studio emulator which is rooted. Will try out on my phone. Thanks man. Love your contents.❤️
Nice method, but how we can do it on flutter based application coz most of the modern application will based on flutter, Can u make an additional videos on Flutter in Android Pen-testing??
Yeah, you're right! In my ideal roadmap, there will be videos about Flutter and Kotlin, but before making some videos about those topics I should study and dig in depth into them because at the moment I haven't happened to look at them in detail yet
Great Bro. I have been enthusiastic android app developer to understand the possible security threats for android app. Can you please help me on all these threats so that i can make more secured app?
Sure mate! I really suggest you to take a look to the OWASP Mobile App Security ( owasp.org/www-project-mobile-app-security/ ), here you can find all the best practices, known pitfalls and misconfigurations for Android and iOS app. I think OWASP is the most comprehensive site you can use regarding this topic
waiting for the 0xbro and cryptocat collab
Lo spin-off di cui fino ad adesso non sapevo di aver bisogno 👀
can we get the apk? we might try cracking it using other ways (:
Unfortunately I no longer have it, it is necessary to have a VIP subscription on hackthebox to be able to re-download it :(
Try to bypass ssl pinning on jio pos plus apps ... It was difficult for me