In this video, researcher Thomas Cannon of ViaForensics demonstrates a method for setting up a remote shell on an Android device without using any exploits or vulnerabilities.

A reverse shell works by the remote computer sending its shell to a specific user, rather than binding it to a port, which would be unreachable in many circumstances.

A security researcher has built a malicious application that can open a remote shell on Android phones without access permissions. The application works on stock devices without root or exploit ...

The Android Reverse Engineering toolset is now available as a virtual machine to help researchers take apart Android malware.

A researcher has successfully used the critical Dirty Pipe vulnerability in Linux to fully root two models of Android phones—a Pixel 6 Pro and Samsung S22—in a hack that demonstrates the power ...