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CodeInspect says “Hello World”: A new Reverse-Engineering Tool for Android and Java Bytecode – via: Secure Software Engineering

Posted by jpluimers on 2015/01/29

Thanks  for mentioning this, so it got on my research list:

a new reverse-engineering framework that works on the intermediate representation Jimple and supports all the features above and a lot more.

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CodeInspect supports as input format a complete Android Application Package (apk), just the Android bytecode (dex-file) or a jar-file.

In the following we will describe the different features based on a malicious Android apk.

The figure above is a screenshot of CodeInspect. As one can see, CodeInspect is based on the Eclipse RCP framework

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–jeroen

via: CodeInspect says “Hello World”: A new Reverse-Engineering Tool for Android and Java Bytecode | Secure Software Engineering.

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