UDcide is an Android malware analysis tool that focuses on detecting and removing specific malicious behaviors within malware samples rather than deleting entire binaries. The tool enables malware investigators to preserve samples for analysis while neutralizing harmful components, addressing common evasion techniques that can complicate traditional analysis approaches. UDcide provides capabilities for behavioral modification of Android malware, allowing analysts to study malware functionality without the risks associated with active malicious code. The tool includes a Visual Studio Code extension to streamline the analysis workflow and improve usability for security researchers and malware analysts.
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