Folks,
Didn't get any replies on developer mailing list, so I thought I'll try it
here in case someone has any ideas to share.
I have just started to work on an idea where I'd want to inject some
additional cross cutting concerns -- mainly security with some logging --
to an existing APK files.
On Monday, April 23, 2012 4:39:50 AM UTC-4, atta wrote:
I have just started to work on an idea where I'd want to inject some
additional cross cutting concerns -- mainly security with some logging --
to an existing APK files.
You do realize that anything that uses jni or reflection or even
Thanks, Chris.
I understand your point about JNI and reflection. I don't have solution for
JNI but for reflection, I think we can use static analyzer to see if it's
been used to load certain classes or make calls to certain methods.
What I don't know about is, constructed intent. Could you
On Monday, April 23, 2012 11:22:51 AM UTC-4, atta wrote:
I understand your point about JNI and reflection. I don't have solution
for JNI but for reflection, I think we can use static analyzer to see if
it's been used to load certain classes or make calls to certain methods.
You might be
Thank you Chris. I understand your points. And they are all valid ones.
Custom intents are indeed tricky. I didn't really think about them. But now
that I think about that, analysing every startActivity(intent) and
startService(intent) -- that is not exhaustive by any means but good enough
for
On Monday, April 23, 2012 1:39:05 PM UTC-4, atta wrote:
Thank you Chris. I understand your points. And they are all valid ones.
Custom intents are indeed tricky. I didn't really think about them. But
now that I think about that, analysing every startActivity(intent) and
Thank you, Chris. You've given quite a bit of food for thought! I'll be
looking into these aspects more closely.
By the way, I have assumed that (dalvik) byte code manipulation is the best
available way to try to tackle this problem. I have assumed that it won't
be possible to do anything at the
On Monday, April 23, 2012 3:06:32 PM UTC-4, atta wrote:
By the way, I have assumed that (dalvik) byte code manipulation is the
best available way to try to tackle this problem. I have assumed that it
won't be possible to do anything at the OS level. Now, I am not an expert
on Linux/Anroid
I do have access to APKs before they are installed. I'm also constrained to
off-the-shelf, non-rooted devices. So, I guess, byte code manipulation is
the only option for me.
On Mon, Apr 23, 2012 at 8:40 PM, Chris Stratton cs07...@gmail.com wrote:
On Monday, April 23, 2012 3:06:32 PM UTC-4, atta
So I have a quick one for the pro's here on this list. I am not very handy
when it comes to coding but I know my way around flash. I have run into a
group of developers that use AIR to port over flash programs into native. I
would like some general thoughts on this as it seems like a very simple
I tried to use Adobe approach to deliver apps to Android, but I hadn't good
results. So I'm moving to such a HTML5+CSS3 solutions like Titanium,
PhoneGap and so on.
Em 23/04/2012 18:36, No12call no12c...@gmail.com escreveu:
So I have a quick one for the pro's here on this list. I am not very
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