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Testing and Securing Android Studio Applications Table of Contents Testing and Securing Android Studio Applications Credits About the Authors About the Reviewers www.PacktPub.com Support files, eBooks, discount offers, and more Why subscribe? Free access for Packt account holders Preface What this book covers What you need for this book Who this book is for Conventions Reader feedback Customer support Downloading the example code Errata Piracy Questions 1. Introduction to Software Security Software security terms Threats, vulnerabilities, and risks Threat Vulnerability Risk Secure code-design principles Testing the basics Summary 2. Security in Android Applications The mobile environment An overview of Android security Permissions Interapplication communication Intents Content providers Summary 3. Monitoring Your Application Debugging and DDMS Threads Method profiling Heap Allocation Tracker Network Statistics File Explorer Emulator Control System Information Summary 4. Mitigating Vulnerabilities Input validation SQL injection Permissions Handling a user’s data and credentials Interapplication communication Securing Intents Securing the content providers Summary 5. Preserving Data Privacy Data privacy Shared preferences Files in the internal storage Files in the external storage The database storage Encryption The encryption methods Generating a key Using encryption to store data Summary 6. Securing Communications HTTPS SSL and TLS Server and client certificates Keytool in the terminal Android Studio Code examples using HTTPS Summary 7. Authentication Methods Multifactor authentication The knowledge factor The possession factor The inherence factor Login implementations AccountManager Summary 8. Testing Your Application Testing in Android Testing the UI The uiautomator API The UiDevice class The UiSelector class The UiObject class The UiCollection class The UiScrollable class The uiautomatorviewer tool The UI test project Running UI test cases Summary 9. Unit and Functional Tests Testing activities The test case classes Instrumentation The test case methods The Assert class and method The ViewAsserts class The MoreAsserts class UI testing and TouchUtils The mock object classes Creating an activity test Creating a unit test The unit test setup The clock test The layout test The activity Intent test Creating a functional test The functional test setup The UI test The activity Intent test The state management test Getting the results Summary 10. Supporting Tools Tools for unit testing Spoon Mockito Android Mock FEST Android Robolectric Tools for functional testing Robotium Espresso Appium Calabash MonkeyTalk Bot-bot Monkey Wireshark Other tools Genymotion Summary 11. Further Considerations What to test Network access Media availability Change in orientation Service and content provider testing Developer options Getting help Summary Index Testing and Securing Android Studio Applications