Deep Learning for Android Malware Defenses: a SystematicLiterature Review. Android malware detection; Android malware analysis; Deep neural networks; Machine learning
Phenax is an open source framework to test Android applications whether they are malicious or not. Using a tool called GroddDroid and machine learning algorithms this framework repeatedly runs a number of goodware and malware applications forcing a different execution path in each application in each run.
The general goal of this project is to build a web application based on a machine-learning algorithm that can detect fraudulent apps from the Google Play Store or other store using network features values. Demo video: https://www.loom.com/share/29b3ba0b6e644e7d8616c16f88546388
Implemented a novel Android malware detection software using natural language processing and deep learning to extract features from the static analysis reports of the applications.
Given a library of smali files from an APK which have been manually renamed after analysis, it can take the same library from a different APK which was decompiled with proguard and by comparing the two libraries will re-name the new smali library files to match the known naming of the original.