Android Hacking: From Fundamentals to Exploits

· Ethical Hacking Book 10 · 🦜Prema Publications
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PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK

This book is written with one simple dream: to make knowledge affordable and accessible for everyone.

Education should never be a luxury that only the rich can afford—it is a right that belongs to every human being.

That’s why this book is priced at nominal charges, so that even those who cannot afford expensive courses, schools, or coaching can still learn, grow, and build their future.

📖 Whether you are a Cybersecurity students, App developers, and Digital forensics professionals, a beginner, or someone curious about learning, this book is designed for you—so that money never becomes a barrier between you and education.

Because I think “True power lies in knowledge, and knowledge must be shared with all.”

About The Book: Unlock the secrets of Android security with hands-on tools, real-world exploits, and ethical hacking mastery. From APK decompiling to Frida scripting, this book turns curiosity into capability — no fluff, just pure reverse engineering power. Written for learners, testers, and defenders.

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3.5
2 reviews
Raghav
October 3, 2025
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Absolutely Brilliant! As someone who's just getting into ethical hacking, this Android Hacking book was a total game-changer. The chapters are clear, practical, and packed examples—from reverse engineering to exploit development. I loved how it breaks down complex topics into easy steps, even for beginners. The visuals are super helpful, and the legal disclaimers make it feel professional and safe to learn. It’s not just theory—it’s a hands-on guide that actually teaches you how to think like a hacker (ethically, of course!). 📱 If you're curious about mobile security or want to build a career in cybersecurity, this book is a must-read.
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October 4, 2025
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About the author

Rahul Dwivedi is security professional adviser and security analyst. He holds MCA, MBA, CCNA, Windows server, Networking & IT security, Oracle database, Android App Developer, Red Hat and CEH certificates. He is working a reputed IT organization and has over 20 years of experience on computer and network security.

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