2021
DOI: 10.32604/cmc.2021.014596
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MMALE—A Methodology for Malware Analysis in Linux Environments

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“…The other significant file is AndroidManifest.xml, which states the list of permissions, package names, or intent-filter relationships [17]. Dynamic analysis involves a method in which the specimen is run in a monitored environment, where the supervising service takes any events or actions that occur during execution [8]. This kind of investigation can provide insights not previously discovered by the static analysis workflow (mostly because of the utilization of dynamic code methods).…”
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“…The other significant file is AndroidManifest.xml, which states the list of permissions, package names, or intent-filter relationships [17]. Dynamic analysis involves a method in which the specimen is run in a monitored environment, where the supervising service takes any events or actions that occur during execution [8]. This kind of investigation can provide insights not previously discovered by the static analysis workflow (mostly because of the utilization of dynamic code methods).…”
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“…It is an online malware-scanning utility 8 that allows you to upload and scan files up to 140 MB in size. It performs two types of analysis: static in which a multiscan analysis is performed with up to 35 different antivirus engines including McAfee, Kaspersky, AVG, etc., and an analysis of the metadata of the APK mainly of the dangerousness of the permissions it requires running and dynamic analysis with a sandbox that does not work for the case of APKs.…”
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“…In addition to the above, the paper MMALE -A Methodology for Malware Analysis in Linux Environments by José Javier de Vicente Mohino et al [33] presents a novel methodology of MA for Linux environments under the prism of IoT. MMALE methodology is an amalgamation of existing MA methodologies and it utilizes, mainly, parts of SAMA methodology.…”
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