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We evaluated the reusability of the tools by measuring the number of successful analysis of applications taken in the Drebin dataset~@Arp2014 and in a custom dataset that contains more recent applications (#NBTOTALSTRING in total).
The observation of the success or failure of these analysis enables us to answer the following research questions:
/ RQ1: What Android static analysis tools that are more than 5 years old are still available and can be reused without crashing with a reasonable effort?
/ RQ2: How the reusability of tools evolved over time, especially when analyzing applications that are more than 5 years far from the publication of the tool?
/ RQ3: Does the reusability of tools change when analyzing goodware compared to malware?
/ RQ1: What Android static analysis tools that are more than 5 years old are still available and can be reused without crashing with a reasonable effort? <rq-1>
/ RQ2: How the reusability of tools evolved over time, especially when analyzing applications that are more than 5 years far from the publication of the tool? <rq-2>
/ RQ3: Does the reusability of tools change when analyzing goodware compared to malware? <rq-3>
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As a summary, the contributions of this paper are the following:
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@sec:rasta-failure-analysis investigates the reasons behind the observed failures of some of the tools.
We then compare in @sec:rasta-soa-comp our results with the contributions presented in @sec:bg-eval-tools.
In @sec:rasta-reco, we give recommendations for tool development we drawn from our experience running our experiment.
Finally, @sec:rasta-limit list the limit of our approach, an @sec:rasta-conclusion concludes the chapter.
Finally, @sec:rasta-limit list the limit of our approach, @sec:rasta-futur present further avenues that did not had time to pursue and @sec:rasta-conclusion concludes the chapter.