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Sony released ApkAnalyser to analyze apk files for potential vulnerabilities

veeshaal pokharkar by veeshaal pokharkar
April 3, 2013
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Sony has released a new tool ApkAnalyser to analyze apk files for potential vulnerabilities, which comes with open source.

ApkAnalyser designed to validate and test the Android application in order to avoid the risk. You just have to unpack, install, run, and verify test results with Logcat (Tip: Logcat is the command to view the internal log of the Android system). By using ApkAnalyser you can also decode XML, identify potential vulnerabilities in your application, and more.

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ApkAnalyser completely written in Java and requires JRE 1.6 or higher running on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.

Before you download and install it, please read all the detailed instructions on the developers blog Sony Mobile, for more information on the various options, visit the wiki page APKAnalyser.

Tags: ApkAnalyserOpen SourceOS/AppsSony
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