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London Android User Group:Understanding Android bytecode

Understanding Android bytecode
n this session, Gabor Paller talks about the dedexer disassembler .

He started by giving a background about what the android operating system is made of.

He clearly defined that the underlying is an operating system is a version of Linux and the application model exposed to the developer is Java-based, at this point gabor made it clear that android is not java.

Gabor explained that the android platform at it' core runs on a proprietary dalvik virtual machine. He went on to describe the dalvik properties and the life of a java application on the android platform.

Moving in greater details, He also talked on the benefits of reverse engineering between the dalvik and java.

He continues his talk covering in more detail the composition of the APK package, disassembly options and the using dedexter.

ABOUT GABOR PALLER

Gábor Paller reveived his MSc. and PhD. degrees from the Technical University of Budapest in 1992 and 1996, respectively. Dr. Paller joined Nokia in 1998 and held positions in Nokia R&D and Nokia Research Center. His interest included wireless proto
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ABOUT THE LONDON ANDROID USER GROUP

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PODCAST UNDERSTANDING ANDROID BYTECODE

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