Now let's discuss the tools and techniques used for hacking Android devices, so the first tool is the
bigger tool, and this tool can be used for applications, reverse engineering and for creating malware
by infecting legitimate apps.
Now you can download the latest version of the application from this website.
Now, let's go ahead and launch the epic tool.
And for this type epic, it will come and hit enter here.
You will see all the available options to be used.
OK, so you see things like forcing delete destination directly storing framework files into a specific
directory, just showing the person printing some elements, information about the tool and many more.
I am not teaching you all of these options, but let's see an example.
So here I have a simple application or a simple file that I call an example.
And let's disassemble it by using the app.
It will command space and then the name of the file here you can see the tool disassembly in the AP
file and also decoding the Android manifest.
So that's actually the XML file that has all the different information about the actual package itself.
And you also see decoding all the different files within the application package as well.
Now, the tool created the directory called Example, which is the same name of the app.
If I let's go into the directory and then here you can actually see the different files that it actually
disassembled, as well as the Android manifest that I mentioned earlier.
Now you can even see the user permissions of the application and you can even add, delete or modify
the permissions that the new impersonality application.
I know it's a simple example, but it's up to you to be creative and change the application as you want.
Now, let's talk about the two other tools that are often used for reverse engineering.
One is called the excluder and the other one is called Geddie GUI, basically graphical unit interface.
Now, let's see what it's actually next to.
That is basically it is a tool that converts the text files in BUJAR files and next is very good.
And it is actually a Java compiler that can be compiling your files to the original Java source.
OK, so you do this for reverse engineering and compiling applications.
Right?
And you can download both of the tools from the links that you are seeing on your screen.
No installation is actually required for these tools because they are executables.
And again, you can just download them.
And in a stable operating system, you can launch and use these applications.