exploiting-insecure-data-storage-in-mobile
Exploiting Insecure Data Storage in Mobile
When to Use
Use this skill when:
- Assessing whether mobile applications store sensitive data securely on the device filesystem
- Testing for credential leakage through SharedPreferences, SQLite databases, or plists
- Evaluating keychain/keystore implementation for proper access control attributes
- Performing data-at-rest security assessment during mobile penetration tests
Do not use this skill on production user devices without authorization -- data extraction techniques require physical access or root/jailbreak privileges.
Prerequisites
- Rooted Android device or emulator with ADB access
- Jailbroken iOS device with SSH access or Objection-patched IPA
- ADB (Android Debug Bridge) for Android filesystem access
- SQLite3 CLI for database inspection
- Frida/Objection for runtime data extraction
- Target application installed and exercised (logged in, data cached)
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