EVABS{nev3r_st0re_s3ns!tiv3_data_1n_7h3_s0urcec0de}

$ adb shell am start -n com.revo.evabs/com.revo.evabs.ExportedActivity EVABS{exp0rted_activities_ar3_harmful}

$adb shellvbox86p:/data/data/com.revo.evabs/databases # ls $adb pull /data/data/com.revo.evabs/databases/MAINFRAME_ACCESS . $ ls $ file MAINFRAME_ACCESS EVABS{sqlite_is_not_safe}

$ adb shellvbox86p:/data/data/com.revo.evabs # ls vbox86p:/data/data/com.revo.evabs # cd shared_prefsvbox86p:/data/data/com.revo.evabs/shared_prefs # ls vbox86p:/data/data/com.revo.evabs/shared_prefs # cat DETAILS.xml EVABS{shar3d_pr3fs_c0uld_be_c0mpromiz3ds}

EVABS{th!s_plac3_is_n0t_as_s3cur3_as_it_l00ks}

EABS{fil3s_!n_ass3ts_ar3_eas!ly_hackabl3}

According to https://github.com/abhi-r3v0/EVABS: An open source Android application that is intentionally vulnerable so as to act as a learning platform for Android application security beginners. The effort is to introduce beginners with very limited or zero knowledge to some of the major and commonly found real-world based Android application vulnerabilities in a story-based, interactive model. EVABS follows a level-wise difficulty approach and in each level, the player learns a new