##Objective Currently, this project is for self-studying purpose. But in essence, YADD is planed to be a complex disassembler for the Android Dex bytecode. That is, a hybrid tool to support pure binary/signature dumping and to provide an interface for reversing analysis.
As a reversing toolkit, YADD will basically support:
- Code block differentiation and control flow visualization.
- Symbolic level def-use chain to highlight the data dependency between instructions.
##Current Progress
YADD is now relying on the Dex file parsing and the instruction decoding algorithm of Android Open Source Project. It can now be built as a pure executable for Dex code dumping. More capabilities about control and data flow analysis will be updated in the near future.
##Installation Clone the project into your working folder. In the working folder, type these instructions.
$ ./clean.py --rebuild
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make
Done! And the executable should locate in:
/path/to/your/working/folder/bin/dumper
##Usage
Usage: dumper [options]
Example: dumper --granularity=instruction --input=/PATH/TO/MY/DEX --output=PATH/TO/MY/TXT
--granularity=(class|method|instruction): For data granularity
class : List class names only
method : List method signatures only
instruction: Full dump
--input=<classes.dex>: Specify the input dex pathname
--output=<dump.txt>: Specify the output dump pathname
##Contact Any problems? please contact me via the mail: andy.zsshen@gmail.com