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History and Features Of Android
Android Application and API Level
Android IDE (Integrated Development Environment)
Authentication (Cryptographic Key Storage, User Authenticators, Biometrics)
Encryption (File Based Encryption, MetaData Encryption, Enabling Adiantum)
GoogleBouncer (SecurityFeatures and Attacks(Delayed & Update) to bypass it)
AndroidManifest.xml (Important File Contents present)
Reverse Engineering
Basic Command
Android supports the concept of user authentication generated cryptographic keys consisting of Cryptographic Key Storage and User authenticators.
Cryptographic Key Storage: -
Android stores cryptographic keys using features such as hardware-backed Keystore and Keymaster
User Authenticators: -
Android uses Gatekeeper for password/pin/pattern authentication and Fingerprint for fingerprint authentication.
Biometrics:-
Android versions 9 and higher supports BiometricPrompt API that allows developers to integrate Biometric authentication into their applications in a device. Biometric Based Unlock security are mostly measured on the basis of False Accept Rate (FAR). FAR is a metric that mistakenly accepts randomly chosen incorrect inputs.
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