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During this course you will need an Android device to be able to test the different concepts device.
You have two different options for that.
You can use a emulator it's like a virtual machine and you have a blue state.
This is a free software that you can download and it will give you the same platform Android platform.
But I will suggest to this course as much realistic as you can to have an Android device like mine.
This is actually
a blue stack.
So this is an Android device.
And during the lab setup I'm going to show you how can you get remote access on your Android device
on your computer.
We are using a software called Moby's in.
This allows you to connect the same way I'm doing right now so I have the mobile in front of me to show
you as a different attack.
And to be able to use
the Course effectively you're going to need to have a dedicated device for that.
I mean do not and I'm confirming that you should not use your own device.
You should not use your own smartphone you should have a device only for this course because we can
install a lot of malicious app and we're going to do a lot of attacks so do not take any risk by using
your own phone and not have your own information and contact and so on and you never know you know problem
happen.
So I suggest to have a dedicated device and Zucker's actually consists of two different parts that is
a part where we are explaining how to hack Android devices and for that you don't need to do anything
you just need to have an Android device.
But also you have a section in the course talking about hacking using Android device so hacking other
computers and other devices using Android If you need to follow the section you're going to need to
route your device.
I did a video on how to route the device but Route miswrote are different from one device to another.
So if Xvid use that I edit to the section did not help you and you're not able to find any resources
on how to route your testing device.
And I'm repeating and confirming a testing device not a personal device.
Let me know and I'm going to send you send me the model of your device.
I'm going to try to search and send you how to do this device.
So you're going to have a android device like mine.
It's better to have the device routed so you'll be able to test all the attack attack related to hacking
Android and Zayra attack related to hacking using Android.
And during the lab setup I'm going to show you how to have a remote desktop the same way I have.
And if you need to have the same setup but still this is an option you can use a mobile in a regular
way.
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