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Reverse Engineering (RE) is the art of taking an application apart and try to understand the internal mechanisms.
There’s a positive side and a negative side to this approach. The positive side is the fact that RE gives us a means to research and understand malware.
The negative side is that distributed binaries can be torn apart to look at intellectual property or to inject it with malicious code.
The talk will guide you through the Android app build process and learn some countermeasures to make it harder for hackers to reverse engineer your Android code. Further more the talk will cover opensource tools that you can use to reverse engineer Android applications to inspect it for malware.
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