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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ First, we explored the reusabiliy of static analysis tools.
Based on a systematic literature review by Li #etal, we identified 22 tools of interest, published between 2012 and 2017. Based on a systematic literature review by Li #etal, we identified 22 tools of interest, published between 2012 and 2017.
To estimate the current usability of those tools, we tested their most recent version on a large dataset of #rasta.NBTOTALSTRING applications. To estimate the current usability of those tools, we tested their most recent version on a large dataset of #rasta.NBTOTALSTRING applications.
We then counted the number of analysis the finished and return a result. We then counted the number of analysis the finished and return a result.
We established that #resultunusable of #nbtoolsselectedvariations tools are not reusable. We established that #rasta.resultunusable of #rasta.nbtoolsselectedvariations tools are not reusable.
We were not able to use two of them, even with the help of the authors, while 10 others failed to finish their analysis more than half of the times. We were not able to use two of them, even with the help of the authors, while 10 others failed to finish their analysis more than half of the times.
The study of the succes rate of the tools for applications grouped by their caracteristics showed that the greater bytecode size increase the chance of analysis failure. The study of the succes rate of the tools for applications grouped by their caracteristics showed that the greater bytecode size increase the chance of analysis failure.
The same goes for min #SDK version to a lesser extent, and it appears that analyses of malwares are less likely to encounter a fatal error than analyses of goodware. The same goes for min #SDK version to a lesser extent, and it appears that analyses of malwares are less likely to encounter a fatal error than analyses of goodware.