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Creating a mobile pentesting lab at home can help you safely test and analyze mobile applications. Below are the steps you need to follow, along with explanations of the commands used throughout the process. This guide uses simple English to ensure clarity.
What You Need
Before starting, gather the following tools and files:
1. **Oracle VM VirtualBox 6.1.0**: This software creates virtual machines on your computer, allowing you to run multiple operating systems.
2. **Genymotion 3.6.0**: A tool that allows you to run Android emulators. It simulates Android devices on your computer.
3. **Frida Tools**: A set of tools for testing and analyzing applications. These include:
— `frida_server`
— `frida_Server_16.1.7_android-x86` (specific version for Android)
— `frida_Server_16.1.7_android-x86.xz` (a compressed file)
— `frida-server-window-x86_64.exe` (for Windows)
— `fridaantiroot.js` (a script for anti-root checks)
— `frida_multiple-unpinning.js` (a script for bypassing security)
— `frida_gadget-16.1.7-android-x86.so` (dynamic library for Frida)
4. **Platform Tools Folder**: This folder contains necessary tools for working with Android, including:
— `sqlite3.exe`
— `adb.exe` (Android Debug Bridge)
— `fastboot.exe`
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