Bug Bounty Program Certification 10.1: Install Android Studio in Windows Machine and Setup

This video tutorial provides a comprehensive guide to setting up a Bug Bounty Lab using Android Studio on a Windows 10 machine. It covers the installation process of Android Studio, setting up an Android lab for hosting APK files, and creating a virtual device using AVD Manager. The tutorial also touches on the Android Bug Bounty program and its components, offering a step-by-step approach to creating a virtual Android environment for testing and development purposes.

What is the first step in setting up a Bug Bounty Lab?

• Creating a virtual device

• Downloading an APK file

• Installing Android Studio

• Setting up a Bug Bounty account

Where can you download the Android Studio setup for Windows?

• From a third-party website

• Directly from the Android.com official website

• From a software CD

• Through a mobile app store

What should you do after downloading the Android Studio setup file?

• Delete the setup file

• Open it with a text editor

• Run the setup file to start the installation

• Move the file to a USB drive

What is the purpose of the AVD Manager in Android Studio?

• To manage app permissions

• To create and manage virtual Android devices

• To update Android Studio

• To uninstall Android applications

Which system image can be used for creating a virtual device in Android Studio?

• A custom version created by the user

• Only the oldest version

• Any version like Oreo or Nougat

• Only the latest version

What is the file size of the virtual device created in Android Studio?

• Around 5 GB

• Around 15 GB

• Around 8 GB

• Around 1 GB

What is the final step in setting up the Android Studio environment for bug testing?

• Creating a backup of the system

• Configuring the Android device to host APK files

• Installing additional plugins

• Uninstalling unnecessary applications