Introduction

As mobile devices continue to dominate personal and enterprise computing, they have become prime targets for sophisticated cyberattacks. With the rise in Android and iOS malware campaigns, there's an urgent demand for cybersecurity professionals equipped with advanced mobile malware analysis skills. Training Course on Mobile Malware Analysis (Android and iOS) empowers participants with practical, hands-on knowledge to detect, analyze, reverse-engineer, and mitigate mobile malware threats targeting both Android and iOS platforms. Using real-world scenarios, dynamic analysis tools, and forensic frameworks, learners will gain deep insight into how threat actors exploit mobile ecosystems and how to stay ahead of evolving attack vectors.

This course focuses on trending cyber threats such as spyware, trojans, ransomware, adware, and zero-day mobile exploits. Participants will learn how to leverage tools like Frida, MobSF, JADX, Ghidra, Hopper, and dynamic sandboxing environments. With the mobile threat landscape expanding rapidly due to BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies and mobile banking, mastering mobile malware analysis is essential for incident response teams, forensic investigators, ethical hackers, and security architects. This intensive course will enable participants to develop effective countermeasures and proactively protect mobile infrastructures.

Programme Curriculum

Training Course on Mobile Malware Analysis (Android and iOS)

Introduction

As mobile devices continue to dominate personal and enterprise computing, they have become prime targets for sophisticated cyberattacks. With the rise in Android and iOS malware campaigns, there's an urgent demand for cybersecurity professionals equipped with advanced mobile malware analysis skills. Training Course on Mobile Malware Analysis (Android and iOS) empowers participants with practical, hands-on knowledge to detect, analyze, reverse-engineer, and mitigate mobile malware threats targeting both Android and iOS platforms. Using real-world scenarios, dynamic analysis tools, and forensic frameworks, learners will gain deep insight into how threat actors exploit mobile ecosystems and how to stay ahead of evolving attack vectors.

This course focuses on trending cyber threats such as spyware, trojans, ransomware, adware, and zero-day mobile exploits. Participants will learn how to leverage tools like Frida, MobSF, JADX, Ghidra, Hopper, and dynamic sandboxing environments. With the mobile threat landscape expanding rapidly due to BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies and mobile banking, mastering mobile malware analysis is essential for incident response teams, forensic investigators, ethical hackers, and security architects. This intensive course will enable participants to develop effective countermeasures and proactively protect mobile infrastructures.

Course Objectives

  1. Understand the mobile threat landscape for Android and iOS platforms.
  2. Perform static and dynamic analysis of mobile malware samples.
  3. Use reverse engineering tools like JADX, Ghidra, Hopper, and IDA Pro.
  4. Analyze mobile spyware, trojans, and ransomware behavior.
  5. Identify zero-day mobile vulnerabilities and exploit methods.
  6. Extract indicators of compromise (IOCs) from infected mobile devices.
  7. Decompile Android APKs and analyze iOS IPA files.
  8. Explore sandboxing and emulation techniques for dynamic malware testing.
  9. Conduct memory forensics and behavioral profiling of mobile apps.
  10. Integrate threat intelligence feeds into mobile malware investigations.
  11. Use Frida and Objection for runtime instrumentation and hooking.
  12. Examine malicious code obfuscation and anti-analysis techniques.
  13. Build custom incident response strategies for mobile threats.

Target Audience

  1. Cybersecurity Analysts
  2. Incident Response Teams
  3. Mobile App Developers
  4. Ethical Hackers
  5. Penetration Testers
  6. Digital Forensic Investigators
  7. Threat Intelligence Professionals
  8. Security Architects

Course Duration: 5 days

Course Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Mobile Malware Ecosystems

  • Overview of Android and iOS security architecture
  • Common mobile threat vectors
  • Categories of mobile malware
  • Current attack trends
  • Regulatory & compliance concerns
  • Case Study: Pegasus Spyware – A Deep Dive into Mobile Surveillance

Module 2: Android Malware Basics

  • APK structure and permissions
  • Android app component analysis
  • Common Android malware techniques
  • Risky APIs and malware entry points
  • Understanding manifest files
  • Case Study: Joker Malware Analysis

Module 3: iOS Malware Basics

  • iOS file system and sandboxing
  • IPA structure and provisioning profiles
  • Jailbreaking and iOS threat exposure
  • iOS malware delivery methods
  • Common exploits in iOS versions
  • Case Study: XCodeGhost – iOS Supply Chain Attack

Module 4: Static Malware Analysis

  • APK/IPA unpacking tools
  • Decompiled code inspection with JADX & Hopper
  • Signature-based detection
  • File system artifact analysis
  • Recognizing malicious behaviors in code
  • Case Study: Triada Trojan Static Breakdown

Module 5: Dynamic Malware Analysis

  • Sandboxing and emulation techniques
  • Using MobSF for dynamic testing
  • Real-time behavior monitoring
  • Hooking and instrumentation basics
  • Runtime analysis with Frida and Objection
  • Case Study: Analyzing Obfuscated Spyware in Emulated Environments

Module 6: Reverse Engineering Android Apps

  • Using JADX, Ghidra, and IDA Pro
  • Disassembling DEX and ODEX files
  • String extraction and control flow analysis
  • Analyzing code obfuscation patterns
  • Identifying C&C communication
  • Case Study: Unpacking and Reversing AndroRAT

Module 7: Reverse Engineering iOS Apps

  • Decrypting and disassembling IPA files
  • Analyzing Mach-O binaries
  • Leveraging Hopper and Radare2
  • Symbol recognition and code paths
  • Detecting iOS-specific obfuscation
  • Case Study: In-depth Forensics of a Banking Trojan

Module 8: Mobile Memory Forensics

  • Capturing volatile memory on Android and iOS
  • Extracting sensitive data from memory dumps
  • Identifying injected malicious code
  • Investigating malicious runtime processes
  • Leveraging tools like Volatility for mobile
  • Case Study: Memory Forensics of a Remote Access Trojan (RAT)

Training Methodology

  • Hands-on lab sessions with Android and iOS emulators
  • Real malware sample analysis and reverse engineering
  • Instructor-led demonstrations and tool walkthroughs
  • Group discussions and team-based exercises
  • Interactive quizzes and knowledge checkpoints
  • Final capstone project with evaluation

Register as a group from 3 participants for a Discount

Send us an email: info@fineskilltrainingcenter.com or call +254769199797 

Certification

Upon successful completion of this training, participants will be issued with a globally- recognized certificate.

Tailor-Made Course

 We also offer tailor-made courses based on your needs.

Key Notes

a. The participant must be conversant with English.

b. Upon completion of training the participant will be issued with an Authorized Training Certificate

c. Course duration is flexible and the contents can be modified to fit any number of days.

d. The course fee includes facilitation training materials, 2 coffee breaks, buffet lunch and A Certificate upon successful completion of Training.

e. One-year post-training support Consultation and Coaching provided after the course.

f. Payment should be done at least a week before commence of the training, to FINESKILL TRAINING CENTER account, as indicated in the invoice so as to enable us prepare better for you.

Available Sessions

Aug 10 2026

10 Aug — 14 Aug 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Aug 17 2026

17 Aug — 21 Aug 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Aug 24 2026

24 Aug — 28 Aug 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Aug 31 2026

31 Aug — 04 Sep 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Sep 07 2026

07 Sep — 11 Sep 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Sep 14 2026

14 Sep — 18 Sep 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Sep 21 2026

21 Sep — 25 Sep 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Sep 28 2026

28 Sep — 02 Oct 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Oct 05 2026

05 Oct — 09 Oct 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Oct 12 2026

12 Oct — 16 Oct 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Oct 19 2026

19 Oct — 23 Oct 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Oct 26 2026

26 Oct — 30 Oct 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Nov 02 2026

02 Nov — 06 Nov 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Nov 09 2026

09 Nov — 13 Nov 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Nov 16 2026

16 Nov — 20 Nov 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Nov 23 2026

23 Nov — 27 Nov 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Nov 30 2026

30 Nov — 04 Dec 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Dec 07 2026

07 Dec — 11 Dec 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Dec 14 2026

14 Dec — 18 Dec 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Dec 21 2026

21 Dec — 25 Dec 2026

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability
Dec 28 2026

28 Dec — 01 Jan 2027

online • Virtual session • Limited Availability