Android malware reverse engineer Three things I'm curious about: What's actually hidden behind the title?…

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Android malware reverse engineer

Three things I'm curious about:

What's actually hidden behind the title? What does the work really look like, day to day?

What's specific about the people who do it? What makes someone good at this?

And where do you even find them? They never seem to be on the market.

I could pretend to know. I'd rather learn from people who live it.

If that's you - or someone on your team - tell me :)

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Dave M.: Well its a subset of reverse engineering - and popular, sort of - since Android app stores, including Google were traditionally riddled with malicious versions of popular apps. Google has cleaned its store process and apps up a bit, but its miles behind Apple. As for people who do this - there are a plenty of them - there is a specific course in Hack The Box academy for android malware and lots of

Lara B.: Dave McKenzie thanks! this is very valuable info for me. I need to source several candidates in Asia. Do you think Vietnam is a good hub? or any relevant geo info?

Samantha S.: Lara Borenovic I would recommend looking at Philippines as an option too. Lots of great talent there.

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