Argus-SAF is a static analysis framework that integrates Argus-Jawa and Argus-Amandroid to perform comprehensive Inter-component Data Flow Analysis for Android applications. It provides capabilities such as parsing Jawa codes, building AST for Jawa records and procedures, resolving class hierarchy, conducting Call Graph, Points-to Analysis, and Taint Analysis.
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