While offering many advantages during software process, the practice of using multiple
programming languages in constructing one software system also introduces additional …

Malware authors are abusing packers (or runtime-based obfuscators) to protect malicious
apps from being analyzed. Although many unpacking tools have been proposed, they can …

This paper performs a comparative analysis of Android mobile forensics tools which are
used for acquisition and analyzing of Android mobile devices. The major challenges of …

Increasing studies have shown bugs in multi-language software as a critical loophole in
modern software quality assurance, especially those induced by language interactions (ie …

With the popularity of Android devices, mobile apps are prevalent in our daily life, making
them a target for attackers to steal private data and push advertisements. Dynamic analysis …

More and more Android apps implement their functionalities in native code, so does
malware. Although various approaches have been designed to analyze the native code …

Android deep link is a URL that takes users to a specific page of a mobile app, enabling
seamless user experience from a webpage to an app. Android app link, a new type of deep …

Integration of third-party SDKs are essential in the development of mobile apps. However,
the rise of in-app privacy threat against mobile SDKs—called cross-library data harvesting …

App developers are increasingly using packing services (or packers) to protect their code
against being reverse engineered or modified. However, such packing techniques are also …

Mini-app is an emerging form of mobile application that combines web technology with
native capabilities. Its features, eg, no need to download and no installation, have made it …