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2019. A New Technique for Detecting Android App Clones Using Implicit Intent and Method Information. 2019 Eleventh International Conference on Ubiquitous and Future Networks (ICUFN). :478–483.
Detecting repackaged apps is one of the important issues in the Android ecosystem. Many attackers usually reverse engineer a legitimate app, modify or embed malicious codes into the app, repackage and distribute it in the online markets. They also employ code obfuscation techniques to hide app cloning or repackaging. In this paper, we propose a new technique for detecting repackaged Android apps, which is robust to code obfuscation. The technique analyzes the similarity of Android apps based on the method call information of component classes that receive implicit intents. We developed a tool Calldroid that implemented the proposed technique, and evaluated it on apps transformed using well-known obfuscators. The evaluation results showed that the proposed technique can effectively detect repackaged apps.
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2017. SoK: RFID-Based Clone Detection Mechanisms for Supply Chains. Proceedings of the 2017 Workshop on Attacks and Solutions in Hardware Security. :33–41.
Clone product injection into supply chains causes serious problems for industry and customers. Many mechanisms have been introduced to detect clone products in supply chains which make use of RFID technologies. This article gives an overview of these mechanisms, categorizes them by hardware change requirements, and compares their attributes.