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Android Native Memory Safety & Mitigations
Understand ARM64, JNI and native memory bugs, read crashes with sanitizers, and harden C/C++. For authorized testing of your own code only.
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About this course
Native code reached through JNI is where many serious Android bugs hide, and this course teaches the memory-safety side of it step by step. You get a crash-course in ARM64 so you can read registers and the calling convention, then study how buffer overflows, integer overflows and use-after-free appear in C and C++. Instead of attacking anything, you compile tiny demo programs yourself and watch AddressSanitizer label the fault, then learn what each crash signal means for severity. A full set of mitigations is explained, from NX, PIE and ASLR to stack canaries, RELRO, SELinux, the sandbox and control-flow integrity, so you know which defences to enable and why. You also fuzz your own libraries with AFL++. Work stays on your own device and code, for lawful testing. Quizzes and an exam earn the Tutorvo certificate.
Curriculum
Course content
12 lessons · 1.2 h · final exam
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Certificate
Finish with a certificate you can verify
Complete every lesson and pass the final exam to receive a certificate of completion for this course, with a unique credential ID and a public verification page.
- Names the course, your score and the date of issue
- A verification link for your CV or LinkedIn profile
- 8 questions, 70% to pass, unlimited retries.
A Tutorvo certificate confirms that you completed a course. It is not an official or professional qualification.
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Questions about this course
Is this a subscription?
No. You pay $9.99 once for this course. There is no subscription and nothing renews automatically. Prices are in US dollars; taxes may be added where required.
What exactly do I get?
All lessons and labs of this course, the final exam and the certificate, including later updates to the course, for as long as Tutorvo offers it. Access is personal and tied to your account.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. If you are not satisfied, email hello@tutorvo.com within 14 days of buying and we refund the course in full via Stripe. The guarantee does not apply once a certificate for the course has been issued to you, or where there are signs of abuse.
When can I start?
Right after payment. Access starts immediately at your request; for consumers in the EU/EEA the statutory right of withdrawal therefore ends once access has begun, while our 14-day money-back guarantee applies regardless.
Do I need Excel or other software?
No. The labs run in a spreadsheet inside your browser on a laptop, tablet or phone. Function names and syntax follow Excel.
Is the certificate an official qualification?
No. It confirms that you completed all lessons of the course and passed its final exam. It is not an official, state-recognised or professional qualification. The name is taken from your profile when the certificate is issued.
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