Master Advanced Mobile Application Penetration Testing — eMAPT

An advanced, hands-on training program designed to turn experienced security professionals into expert mobile penetration testers. Learn how to identify, exploit, and secure vulnerabilities across Android and iOS applications using real-world tools and techniques.

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Course Overview

The eMAPT (eLearnSecurity Mobile Application Penetration Tester) training is a practical and comprehensive course focusing exclusively on mobile application security testing. It covers advanced exploitation methods, reverse engineering, and secure mobile app assessment techniques for both Android and iOS platforms.

With extensive labs and realistic mobile environments, participants gain real-world experience performing attacks on native, hybrid, and API-connected mobile applications. The course culminates in a challenging, hands-on certification exam that proves your expertise in mobile penetration testing.

Who Should Attend

  • Penetration testers and security professionals focusing on mobile security.

  • Red team members and ethical hackers wanting to master mobile exploitation.

  • App developers and DevSecOps engineers seeking to understand mobile app attack vectors.

  • Security auditors and consultants performing assessments on Android and iOS apps.

Key Learning Outcomes

By completing eMAPT, you will be able to:

  • Conduct comprehensive security assessments on Android and iOS applications.

  • Perform dynamic and static analysis on mobile apps.

  • Reverse-engineer APK and IPA files to uncover hidden vulnerabilities.

  • Exploit insecure data storage, weak encryption, and authentication flaws.

  • Intercept, analyze, and manipulate mobile network traffic and APIs.

  • Bypass jailbreak/root detection and obfuscation mechanisms.

  • Document findings and produce professional, remediation-oriented reports.

Prerequisites

  • Good understanding of mobile app development concepts (Java/Kotlin, Swift, Objective-C helpful).

  • Familiarity with Linux command line and basic scripting.

  • Prior penetration testing experience or completion of eWPT/eCPPT recommended.

  • Understanding of OWASP Mobile Top 10 vulnerabilities.