Cyber Gita – Android Hacking Mastery (Beginner to Advanced)
Module 1: Introduction & Hacking Environment Setup
π― Goal: Build the foundation for Android hacking in a safe lab environment.
- Introduction to Android Hacking
- What is VMware & Virtualization Technology?
- Download & Install VMware + Windows OS in VMware
- Copy/Paste & File Sharing Between VM & Host (VMware Tools)
- Installing Java & Essential Packages
- Installing RATs & Android Emulators (for testing payloads)
- Setting up Jar Signer in Kali Linux
Module 2: Introduction to RATs & Basic Payloads
π― Goal: Learn what RATs are and how to build & connect payloads.
- Introduction to RATs (Remote Access Tools)
- Setup CRAX RAT & Tools (Step-by-Step)
- Creating a Basic RAT Payload
- Creating Botnet Payloads
- Payload Connection & Testing Inside the Network
- Hacking Android 13/14 within a Local Network (Lab Demo)
Module 3: Hacking Outside Networks (Remote Exploitation)
π― Goal: Learn port forwarding & methods to hack Android outside LAN.
- Theory of Remote Hacking (Outside Network)
- Port Forwarding Methods (Router, VPS, Websites)
- Free Port Forwarding Techniques
- Attacks Outside Network with RAT Payloads
- Attacks Outside Network with Botnet Payloads
- VPS Port Forwarding (Part 1 & 2 + Bonus Tips)
Module 4: Payload Binding & FUD (Bypass Security)
π― Goal: Make payloads undetectable & bind them with real apps.
- Introduction to Binding & Payload Obfuscation
- Auto-Bind Payloads (CRAX RAT Method)
- Manual Binding of Payloads
- Creating FUD (Fully Undetectable) Payloads
- Bypassing Google Play Protect (New Methods)
- Bypassing Antivirus (AVG, Avast, ESET, etc.)
- Apktool Setup in Windows
- Manual APK Binding (Fix Errors, Rebuild Issues)
- Binding Payloads in Popular Apps (Picsart, Ahmyth, Botnet, SpyMax)
- Embedding Payloads in Any APK
Module 5: Social Engineering Attacks
π― Goal: Use human psychology to deliver payloads & trick targets.
- Introduction to Social Engineering
- The Attack Cycle Explained
- Embedding Payloads in Websites
- Auto Download & Install Payloads (via browser tricks)
- QR Code Attacks
- Beef Framework for Social Engineering (Part 1 & 2)
- Other Advanced Social Engineering Tricks
Module 6: Persistence Techniques (Making Payloads Stay Alive)
π― Goal: Ensure payloads remain active even after reboot or user actions.
- Introduction to Persistence
- Classic Persistence Methods
- Auto-Start Malware After Reboot (Android 5.0+)
- Ultra Persistent Payloads
- Payloads Triggered by Charger Input
- Payloads Triggered by Headphone Jack
- Payloads Triggered by WiFi Connection
- Payloads Triggered by Notifications
- Payloads Triggered by Calls
Module 7: Post-Exploitation Mastery
π― Goal: Learn what to do after hacking into an Android phone.
- Post-Exploitation Introduction
- Keylogging, GPS Tracking, Data Extraction
- Access Files, Camera, and Microphone
- Advanced RAT Functions (Remote Control, Live Screen)
- Android Debug Bridge (ADB) Post-Exploitation
- Removing Malware That Can’t Be Uninstalled
Module 8: Advanced Tricks & Payload Tweaks
π― Goal: Master powerful payload customizations.
- Auto-Allow Permissions on Apps
- Add Admin Permission to Any Payload
- Hide Payload as Fake Calculator (Stealth Mode)
- Hide IP Address of Payloads
- Remove Notification of Malware Apps
- Use Pre-Generated Undetectable Payloads
- Automated Malware Installation (Auto Download & Install with Permissions)
Module 9: Defense & Protection
π― Goal: Learn how to detect, remove, and defend against Android malware.
- Detecting RATs on Android Devices
- How to Protect Yourself from Payloads
- Cybersecurity Best Practices for Mobile Users
- Safe Hacking in Your Own Lab
Module 10: Bonus & Future Updates
π― Goal: Keep students engaged with extra value.
- Upcoming Updates & New RATs
- Live Classes & Bonus Material
- Real-World Case Studies
π End Result
By the end of this course, students will:
βοΈ Understand Android hacking step by step
βοΈ Create, bind & make payloads FUD
βοΈ Hack inside & outside networks
βοΈ Master post-exploitation & persistence
βοΈ Learn to defend devices against these attacks