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Activity: Creating a simple app – Sales tax calculator (cont’d)
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We continue building our sales tax calculator app.
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Beginner bonus
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In this lesson, we provide a quick overview of what the beginning developer needs to know to create apps in Android Studio.
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Activity: Creating a simple app – Hello
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In this activity, we create a simple app that demonstrates basic interaction with the end user.
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Secure Coding in Android student guide
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Android Security Overview
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In this lesson, we get an overview of built-in Android security mechanisms.
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Activity: OWASP Top 10 Mobile Vulnerabilities Part 2
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We continue examining the top 10 mobile vulnerabilities.
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Activity: Creating a simple app – Two activities calculator
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In this activity, we combine what we have learned from the sales tax calculator and two activities apps.
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The need for secure coding
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Welcome to Secure Coding for Android! In this lesson, we discuss why it is necessary to include security in your code.
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Activity: Creating a simple app – Two activities
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In this activity, we see how to use an intent to move between two application activities.
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Activity: Creating a simple app – Sales tax calculator
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In this activity, we calculate the sales tax on a purchase.
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Activity: Researching Android vulnerabilities
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In this activity, we research Android-specific vulnerabilities.
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Activity: Creating a simple app – Greeting
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In this activity, we concatenate ‘Hello’ with whatever the user enters.
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Secure Code in Android activity files
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Kotlin Secure App Development Overview
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In this lesson, we get an overview of Kotlin-specific security mechanisms that the developer can use when creating an app.
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Activity: OWASP Top 10 Mobile Vulnerabilities Part 3
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We conclude our examination of the top 10 mobile vulnerabilities.
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Activity: Creating a simple app – Two activities calculator (cont’d)
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We continue to build a calculator with two activities.
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Activity: OWASP Top 10 Mobile Vulnerabilities
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In this activity, we visit the OWASP Foundation’s website to examine the top 10 mobile app/device security vulnerabilities.
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Activity: Creating a simple app – Two activities (cont’d)
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We continue building our two activities app.
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Syllabus
Syllabus
Course description
Before you begin to write code, you need to understand why security is so essential in today’s modern mobile app. In this course, you will learn about the most common security mistakes developers make when creating apps. You will learn which mobile app vulnerabilities are considered the most dangerous and what can be done to defend against those dangers. You will explore Android security architecture and be introduced to Kotlin, a new open-source programming language developed by JetBrains (with some help from Google). We will wind up this course by examining a deliberately vulnerable Kotlin Android app that we will use in our activities throughout this path.
Meet the author
Chrys Thorsen is a technology and education consultant with 25 years of experience. Her work has taken her around the U.S. and overseas, including as a contractor for the CDC using technology to help fight HIV/AIDS in Africa.
During her career, she has acquired 40 IT certifications, authored over 25 textbooks on a wide range of IT subjects, including secure iOS and Android coding, and created an equal number of IT-related video courses. When not working, Chrys enjoys reading scientific articles and experimenting with Internet-of-Things devices. She currently lives in Virginia with her sister, her cat and her dog which, as she describes it, “have the worst sibling rivalry imaginable.”
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