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Kali Mobile Explorer

Kali Mobile Explorer is a tool or concept associated with using Kali Linux on mobile devices to perform security assessments and penetration testing. It allows security professionals to explore, analyze, and test mobile applications or network environments directly from an Android-based platform. Equipped with essential tools like Nmap, Metasploit, and Burp Suite, Kali Mobile Explorer turns mobile devices into portable hacking labs. It supports tasks such as network scanning, app analysis, and vulnerability assessments on the go.

Task 1 Mobile Application Penetration Testing in Kali Linux

Description:
This CTF focuses on using Kali Linux tools to perform basic mobile application penetration testing. You will be given a vulnerable APK and will use Kali tools to find security flaws.

Answer The Questions

Scenario:
You've installed the CrawConnect APK on an Android emulator running within Kali Linux. You begin by using Apktool to decompile the APK.
Question 1:
What is used for decoding resources to nearly original form?

Scenario:
You've successfully decompiled the APK and now want to use grep to search for the string "password" within the decompiled code.
Question 2:
What is the command that is used to to search text in a file?

Scenario:
You've set up Burp Suite and configured your Android emulator to route traffic through it. You intercept an HTTP request containing sensitive user data.
Question 3:
What type of software allows you to proxying HTTP(S) traffic?

Scenario:
Using the adb (Android Debug Bridge) tool in Kali, you want to access the device's shell.
Question 4:
What terminal command allows you to directly access the Android device shell?

Scenario:
You've identified a SQLite database file within the app's data directory. You use the sqlite3 command-line tool to open and query the database.
Question 5:
What command is used to manage SQLite databases?

Scenario:
You've found a certificate pinning implementation that prevents Burp Suite from intercepting the app's traffic. You use Frida to bypass the certificate pinning.
Question 6:
What tool is used to inject snippets of JavaScript?

Scenario:
You've used dex2jar in Kali to convert the APK's DEX file to a JAR file.
Question 7:
What tool is used to convert .dex to .jar?

Scenario:
After converting the DEX file to JAR, you use JD-GUI to analyze the Java code.
Question 8:
What is Java Decompiler?

Scenario:
While performing dynamic analysis, you use Drozer to interact with the Dalvik VM.
Question 9:
Security assessment framework for Android.

Kali Mobile Explorer

Task 1 Mobile Application Penetration Testing in Kali Linux

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