Installing (AND ROOTING) Android Emulator [2024 UPDATE]
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A long time ago I made a video about setting up an Android emulator, but that video is pretty outdated now. So in this video I walk through how to set up an Android emulator with Android Studio, and I also show you how to root that emulator with Magisk.
Install Android Studio here: developer.andr...
Download rootAVD here: gitlab.com/new...
In my next video I will walk through how to use Burp Suite and Frida with an emulator.
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Install Android Studio here: developer.android.com/studio
Download rootAVD here: gitlab.com/newbit/rootAVD
Finally someone made updates the android lab settings. Bro you saved me the trouble of setting everything up again since I switched to MacOs. Two years ago I watched your video where Burp was set up via cert and input through the terminal. I am waiting for new update videos next week for Burp and other tools. Keep up good work and thanks.
I'm glad I could help!
You are CRIMINALLY underrated! Gonna be following you throughout my 3 years left of university while I study Cybersecurity.
Thanks! I hope my videos can help you!
@@CorSecure Of course, man! The only thing I could suggest at all would be to open some sort of community Discord. It'd be dope to be able to talk about web/mobile debugging and share techniques and findings. But I can fully understand the reasons for not wanting to have one, especially because of opsec and just general annoyance/time reasons.
I've thought about it, but I honestly just don't have the time to manage something like that on top of my day job, making videos, and other hobby projects. I try to respond to as many comments as I can if people have questions though.
Great video mate. I tried finding many ways to root my Pixel 7 Pro AVD yesterday. Had no luck in finding a way to install TWRP. Thankfully, I came across this!
Hi CorSecure
Thank you very much for this tutorial.
Easy to understand and implement.
Subscribed, and waiting for more tutorials. 😁
I followed the steps until 12:14, where everything was working fine. However, when I entered the adb shell command and then tried to use su after the $ prompt, it returned 'permission denied.' Could you please assist me with this issue
Right on! I’ve literally spent a couple days trying to get this to work and your video solved it for me. Thanks man
Now I can’t get MagiskTrustUserCert to work.
Says unzip error during that module install inside Magisk
I'm glad my video was able to help!
I'm planning on going over using MagiskTrustUserCert in the next video. I'll be recording it over the weekend, and it should be uploaded early next week.
@@CorSecure do you have a date set for the upload?
It should be going up later today
@@CorSecure right on!
Thank you for sharing such amazing videos and helping appsec community
Umm what if I used the physical android devices?? It's still 10.0.2.2??
No. That is only for Android Studio emulators. To connect with ADB you should be able to just connect it with a USB cable and it should automatically be detected.
Can i play pokemon go with this? I have a 2019 MacBook pro.. Will it work?
Hi Ben, thanks for the awesome content you produce... I am having an issue with this. My set up is similar to yours windows host, android studio and I even chose the exact emulator and architecture as you did in the video, but my kali is running on VMware not virtual box. I drop into a shell in command prompt instead of kali adb to emulator, then open another command prompt to run the rootAVD.bat, follow your instructions and Magisk keeps giving me this error a few times in the output: adb: error: failed to get feature set: more than one device/emulator - When I check adb devices only one emulator is running - I even tried adb kill-server and adb start-server. Any advice? I havent tried to adb from kali, as its been a nightmare to try open port 5037 on windows for the kali adb to work, the 10.0.2.2 method also doesnt work with the VMware and I am on NAT?
I found an emulator-5562 running on adb that belonged to the native instrument daemon. After uninstalling native instruments and the daemon (Its a plugin for Ableton) it worked!
your explaination is really good, the only thing that makes me confused is that you always mix linux and windows on your videos..
Thank you so much for the great videos I love your chanel
Thanks! I'm glad my videos can be helpful!
Hi, is this rootAvd is safe? That bat or sh file will fetch or delete our local file? I tried to check sh file its pulling many git repository and files. Can we use this rootAVD on local Mac?
Hey most android devices aren't smartphones, like tv, vending machines,...
Could you do some tutorial on for example how to crash a vending machine with NFC noise, so the app crashes and you are in the main android.
Or how to update an apk to infect it with a backdor?
I don't really have any experience working with vending machines, but I do have plans to make some videos about other smart devices like TVs.
Your the best mobile pentester
[1] local stable '25.2' (ENTER)
[2] stable 27.0
27.0 not work, what could it be?
Every time I have done this, I have always used the local stable version. I've never actually tried using the stable 27.0 version, so I'm really not sure why it's not working.
@@CorSecure I understood, I was just in doubt because no video appears in local stable '27.0', and in the same file as below it appears in local stable '25.2', but it is working normally, thx
@@CorSecure so, i can't use higher version of Magisk? only 25.2 version?
nvm, i figured it out by using fakebootimg command
for someone never used command prompt i barley understood your steps, plus you talk alllllllllot bro , just get to the point
and thanks for making this tutorial ;)
GOD🤩
Great. Reminder don't change your default sdk location
Hey man, Great vid!
I can't get my vm, kali, to connect to the emulator. Any ideas?
Is your VM network settings set to NAT? If it's an Android Studio emulator and the VM is set to NAT, then you should be able to connect to the emulator with adb connect 10.0.2.2.
@@CorSecure Yupp, they are. I can see both the vm and emulator are connected to local, but I still cant connect from to the emulator from my VM. Im using kali in VmWare Fusion and the Android Studio emulator.
That's very strange. I'm using VirtualBox, and I haven't personally used VmWare Fusion in several years. It's possible that there could be some weird networking setting Fusion has that isn't in VirtualBox, but other than that I don't know what could be causing this issue.