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DroidEcho: an in-depth dissection of malicious behaviors in Android applications

Meng et al., 2018

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7353094939012137900
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Meng G
Feng R
Bai G
Chen K
Liu Y
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Cybersecurity

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A precise representation for attacks can benefit the detection of malware in both accuracy and efficiency. However, it is still far from expectation to describe attacks precisely on the Android platform. In addition, new features on Android, such as communication …
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