A beginner's introduction to reverse engineering Android and windows applications using the Frida toolkit
InstructorPaul Chin, PhDEditorial course preview
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A presentation slide titled What you will learn displays a bulleted list of technical topics including process injection and function hooking.
Schematic diagram illustrating the Frida command and script injection architecture, connecting a PC client to an Android device server and target process.
A split-screen view showing a code editor with a Frida JavaScript script and a documentation page for the Frida Java API.
A Java Decompiler window displays the internal structure of an application, including MainActivity.class, over a File Explorer with numbered setup folders.
Instruction spans both Android-specific workflows, such as APK decompilation and gadget patching, and Windows-specific techniques like listing DLL libraries.
The curriculum provides a path for hooking both Android and Windows APIs, covering essential skills like function parameter modification.
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The curriculum aligns with the target audience of beginners, though some find the content too basic.
