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Does it support setting excluded class names or package names? Because some large Android applications have a lot of code from third-party SDKs, and these third-party SDKs are not practical when studying the security of the APK's own code.
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Yes, that is possible. If you initialize Soot on your own, you can mark the classes to exclude as "library classes" in Soot's terminology. In the InfoflowConfiguration, you then have the flag excludeSootLibraryClasses to ensure that FlowDroid doesn't touch them.
Does it support setting excluded class names or package names? Because some large Android applications have a lot of code from third-party SDKs, and these third-party SDKs are not practical when studying the security of the APK's own code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: