The fundamental technique in static camera analysis is to first reverse engineer the application and
search manually for dangerous permissions.
Dangerous permissions are any permissions granted to the application that might compromise the privacy
of the user, such as having access to the camera or the audio, being able to stand S.A.S. or perform
goals.
Being able to write contacts.
To read contacts.
To write and read the calendar.
Being able to know the location of the user.
Having access to the internal and external storage of the smartphone.
And the list goes on and on.
Make yourself familiar with the most dangerous compile permissions on the slide before performing the
static analysis to the Android manifest dot x Amelle file.