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New · Dates TBA

Android Rootkits & Detection

From the rooting stack to detection engineering: how Magisk, Zygisk, KernelSU, APatch, and Frida hide — and how to build checks that catch them, validated on live farm devices.

Best for

Android security engineers, app-protection and RASP teams, fintech/SoftPOS security

What students work on

Rooting stack internals: boot chain, Magisk patching, Zygisk injection, KernelSU and APatch kernel interfaces
Detection engineering: cross-view checks, kernel probes, attestation, and their bypasses
Hands-on labs on rooted farm devices from our validation lab

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Flagship · 5 days · 40 hours

Linux Kernel Module Development

Write, debug, harden, and review loadable kernel modules with a full-day kernel networking track, secure coding, tracing, and a capstone.

Best for

Security engineers, Linux platform teams, detection teams

What students work on

Kernel internals, LKMs, Netfilter, sk_buff, and kernel sockets
Memory safety, locking, ftrace, kprobes, eBPF, and crash analysis
Structured security review of kernel-space C

5 days · 40 hours

Android at the Low Level

Go below the SDK into AOSP, Binder, Bionic, zygote, ART, HALs, Android kernel mechanisms, SELinux, and live debugging workflows.

Best for

Android platform engineers, security researchers, native teams

What students work on

AOSP source navigation, boot chain, init, and verified boot
Binder transaction tracing, native services, and AIDL HALs
Android security model, perfetto, simpleperf, and frida

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5 days · workforce training

Corporate Security Awareness

A practical security baseline for the whole company: phishing, passwords, MFA, devices, remote work, data handling, reporting, and tabletop response.

Best for

All staff, new hires, managers, technical and non-technical teams

What students work on

Phishing, social engineering, passkeys, password managers, and MFA
Device, mobile, physical, remote-work, and data privacy habits
Incident reporting practice and ransomware tabletop exercise

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