I Reverse Engineered an Android App With Permission. Here's What I Learned.
by Abdulsalam Abdulsalam dev.to
7 min read
A while back I got permission to test a consumer Android app and its backend. The app talked to a REST API and paired with a Bluetooth device. I tested against my own account and hardware I was allowed to touch, and every state-changing action sat behind an explicit confirmation prompt. This post is the sanitized version of that engagement: what I did, what broke, and what I would do differently.…
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