Unless you’re pentesting mobile apps consistently, it’s easy for your methodologies to fall out of date. Each new version of Android brings with it additional security features to bypass, making the process you used three years ago to set up your testing device obsolete.
If you’re like me, instead of documenting how you set up your last phone, you re-discover a new process each time you configure one. This is redundant and silly. Worse, the information is scattered across the internet in code repos, blogs, and forum threads. Worse still, much of this info is outdated and no longer works. Configuring an Android Phone for Pentesting
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Configuring an Android Phone for Pentesting
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Configuring an Android Phone for Pentesting