HADM: Hybrid Analysis for Detection of Malware

Android is the most popular mobile operating system with a market share of over 80% [1]. Due to its popularity and also its open source nature, Android is now the platform most targeted by malware, creating an urgent need for effective defense mechanisms to protect Android-enabled devices.

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