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As application security becomes more important on Android we need better tools to analyze and understand them. Android applications are written in Java and a run in the Dalvik VM. Until now most analysis is done via disassembling and monitored execution in an emulator. This talk presents a new technique to instrument Android applications executed in the DVM. The talk will introduce the new technique in great detail including many small examples and a whole attack based on it. We will go step by step to show you what can be achieved using this technique.
Outline:
General Introduction
Background
Introduction to Android and Dalvik Applications
Introduction to Dynamic Instrumentation Basics (Native Code)
Introducing: Android DDI
Details
Tools
Examples
Real World Attack Example
Conclusions
Take Away:
This talk is highly technical, you will learn about new techniques for
analyzing and modifying Android applications. You will want to try out
what you saw in this talk.