Androide hacking


1. Phishing: Phishing is the most commonly used hacking method for Android devices. It is the process of sending malicious emails, containing links or attachments, to a user in order to steal their sensitive information like their login credentials.

2. SMS Spoofing: SMS Spoofing is a technique used by hackers to send a spoofed message from a different mobile number than the sender’s real one. It can be used to obtain sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, and PINs.

3. Malicious Web Apps: Malicious web apps are applications that are created to install malware on an Android device. They can be downloaded by users from third-party sources.

4. Drive-By Download: A drive-by download is an attack in which malicious code is installed on the victim's device without their knowledge or consent. It usually occurs when a user visits a malicious website and downloads the malicious code without realizing it.

5. Wi-Fi Sniffing: Wi-Fi Sniffing is when a hacker monitors a wireless network in order to capture sensitive data being transmitted. It can be used to hijack unencrypted web traffic or retrieve passwords.

6. Android Debugging Bridge (ADB): The Android Debugging Bridge (ADB) is a tool that allows developers to send commands directly to their Android devices from their computers. Hackers can use ADB to bypass security mechanisms, such as the device lockscreen, in order to steal data from a device.

7. Rooting: Rooting is the process of gaining root access to an Android device. This gives the hacker the ability to modify the operating system, giving them full control over the device.

8. Fake Wi-Fi Networks: Fake Wi-Fi networks are hotspots set up by hackers to collect data from unsuspecting victims. Once connected to a fake Wi-Fi network, a device’s data can be easily intercepted and stolen.

9. Android BoyToy: Android BoyToy is malware specifically designed to infect Android devices. It is capable of harvesting data from the device, sending SMS messages, and downloading other malicious apps.

10. Hijacking Android Devices: Hijacking Android Devices, also known as Remote Access Trojans (RATs), is a type of malware specifically designed to target Android devices. RATs can be used to access files, gain access to keyloggers, and even control a phone remotely.

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