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Mobile devices have become part of our daily lives and routine.

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Their use has tremendously increased over the last couple of years.

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It is expected that the trajectory will remain increasing as mobile devices are becoming ubiquitous.

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Given this fact, the number of malicious mobile applications is tremendously increasing.

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If you work in cyber security, it is imperative to expand your skillset to include the understanding

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and analysis of mobile malware.

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Welcome to the course Android malware analysis and Kelly.

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My name is Mohammad Marel and I will be your instructor in this course.

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I have a master's degree in computer science from the Lebanese American University.

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I am a certified CISSP, Caesar, BNP, ITIL and AYSEL two seven zero zero five.

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I have 15 plus years of experience in the I.T. domain with a focus on cybersecurity.

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I have a couple of online courses and I am currently authoring a book.

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I work in GCSE with one of the multinational French companies and where I am responsible for the I.T.

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and Otey security.

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In this course you will learn the basics about Android security architecture.

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Then we will set up our lab using Kelly Linux in where we will install all the relevant applications.

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Moving forward, we will learn about major malware analysis techniques and then we will download malicious

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applications, decode and decompiled them.

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We will wrap up our course with performing malware detection techniques on the decompiled sample as

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a prerequisite.

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You need to be experienced mainly in Java and example, you need to be familiar with Linux as well as

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the command line.

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You need to have basic cybersecurity knowledge and of course, interested in malware hunting.

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After you've finished the course, you will understand Android security architecture.

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You will understand the Android attack surface.

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You will learn the difference between static and dynamic malware analysis techniques.

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You will be able to reverse engineer Android mobile apps, understand the reverse engineered components,

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and, of course, detect malicious and data exfiltration code.

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It is important to note that the malware sample we will be using in this course is real and life.

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Do not attempt to install it on your personal or corporate devices as it can cause harm.