Hands-on offensive security labs focused on real-world Android exploitation, system internals, and attacker-oriented analysis.
This repository documents practical attack scenarios targeting Android applications and platform components, with an emphasis on understanding why vulnerabilities exist and how they are realistically abused.
- Analyze Android applications from an attacker’s perspective
- Identify and exploit insecure app components and IPC mechanisms
- Understand sandboxing, permission boundaries, and trust assumptions
- Practice realistic exploitation chains rather than isolated bugs
These labs are:
- 🔴 Exploitation-focused (not defensive checklists)
- 🧪 Based on real-world misconfigurations and patterns
- 🧠 Designed to build intuition, not tool dependency
- ⚙️ Executed on rooted devices and emulators
No CTF-style gimmicks.
No copy-paste walkthroughs.
Only attacker logic.
- Exported activities, services, and receivers
- Intent injection and component abuse
- Insecure content providers
- Binder communication patterns
- Permission boundaries and trust violations
- Cross-app interaction abuse
- Runtime instrumentation and tampering
- Logic bypass via dynamic behavior analysis
- Misconfigurations leading to escalation
- Chained exploitation scenarios
- Rooted Android devices & emulators
- Manual analysis workflows
- Selective use of dynamic instrumentation
- Static and runtime inspection techniques
Tools are used as instruments — not shortcuts.
Labs are published progressively. Each lab includes:
- Context & attack surface
- Threat model
- Exploitation steps
- Key takeaways
CybredSec
Offensive Security • Mobile Security • Red Team