Bug Bounty Program Certification 10.3: About the Android App Bug Bounty Program

This video provides an overview of Android bug bounty programs, detailing the cycle of identifying and reporting vulnerabilities. It covers Android pentesting, focusing on injection attacks and reverse engineering processes. The video also discusses log file analysis and essential tools and resources for bug bounty hunting, such as Java, JDK, and Android Studio. The session concludes with a summary and a preview of upcoming topics.

What is the primary goal of an Android bug bounty program?

• To identify and fix vulnerabilities in Android applications

• To promote Android applications globally

• To reward users for using Android apps

• To develop new Android applications

Which type of attack is commonly associated with Android pentesting?

• DDoS attack

• Injection attack

• Man-in-the-middle attack

• Phishing attack

What is the purpose of reverse engineering in the context of Android applications?

• To increase the application's download speed

• To understand the application's design and source code

• To enhance the user interface

• To improve the application's graphics

Which tool is used to convert a .apk file into a .jar file during reverse engineering?

• Android Studio

• dex2jar

• ADB

• Java JDK

Why is Java or JDK essential for Android bug bounty hunting?

• It helps in increasing the app's performance

• It is required for Android application development

• It is necessary for performing Android pentesting

• It is used to design the user interface