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Detection efficiency of static analyzers against obfuscated Android malware
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Mobile antivirus technologies incorporate static analysis which involves the analysis of programs without its execution. This technique relies on pattern matching against a signature repository to identify malware, which can be easily tricked by transformation techniques such as obfuscation. Obfuscation renders character strings disguised and incomprehensive to prevent tampering and reengineering. This paper attempts to study the detection efficiency of static analyzers against obfuscated Android malware. This study is the first step in a larger project attempting to improve the efficiency of malware detectors.
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- 2020
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- Research Material