An Ethical Guide to Hacking Mobile Phones

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An Ethical Guide To Hacking Mobile Phones by Ankit Fadia is a book that aims to create a sense of awareness among mobile phone users about the kinds of threats that they can face. The book suggests methods through which readers can find solutions to common issues that can plague their phone. An Ethical Guide To Hacking Mobile Phones is divided into several chapters that individually deal with the different aspects involved in getting to know one’s mobile phone and what can affect its functioning. The first chapter deals with the various security threats that could affect a cell phone. The next chapter is dedicated to the different worms, Trojans, and viruses that can hamper its working. The final chapter provides the remedial methods for all the above threats, through tips and tricks that readers can follow. The book also features an appendix section and an index. It sends across the message that not all hacking is bad, and that sometimes, one can hack into a device for the sheer challenge of doing the same.  The different phones that are studied in this book are from companies like Samsung, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, and Siemens. SIM card cloning is a primary issue that’s discussed, and the book also features case studies, research experiments, and consumer studies. Ankit Fadia is a well-known name in the world of computer hackers. He was born on May 24, 1985, in Coimbatore. Fadia developed an intense passion for computers and hacking at an early age and published his first book at the age of fifteen. He is presently working as a freelance consultant for I.T. security companies and is also a writer. He has written several books on hacking, such as The Unofficial Guide To Ethical Hacking, Windows Hacking, Software Hacking, Even You Can Hack: E-mail Hacking, and Network Security: A Hacker’s Perspective.