HACKING ANDROID

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 REQUIREMENTS
 * KALI LINUX
 * have the metasploit apk
 * java 8 or +
 * jarsigner installed
 * install apktool

 COMMANDS
 apt-get update
 apt-get install apktool

 / * The technique is to embed a security hole in an example WhatsApp apk,
 The steps to embed a Meterpreter in an APK file without errors are as follows * /

 1 / Download an APK
 example.apk

 2 / Disassemble with “apktool” the Metasploit APK file and the APK file you are trying to modify.

 3 / Copy all the smalter code from Meterpreter to the new smali directory of the APK.

 4 / Find the code entry point inside the AndroidManifest.xml file of the APK application by searching for the line: <action android: name = "android.intent.action.MAIN" />

 5 / Modify the “.smali” file of the activity to include a line that starts the Meterpreter stage.

 6 / Copy all the Meterpreter permissions of the AndroidManifest.xml in the AndroidManifest.xml of the modified APK.

 7 / Re-assemble in compressed DEX format.
 Sign the newly created APK file with "jarsigner", and then upload to the victim's Android device.

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