Thus Appdome used to obfuscate "protect" app code which makes it's harder to understand what this file is doing
Disable ProGuard/R8 Obfuscation
this can be done by setting minifyEnabled false in build.gradle (if gradle used to build the app)
or by adding -dontobfuscate to proguard-rules.pro file, the obfuscation is what need to be disabled, both shrink &optimization can be enabled, more info: https://developer.android.com/studio/build/shrink-code
Fix: avoid all obfuscation/minification of the app & publish the source-code of the app as well! when the source-code is published enabling minifcation is OK when the build process is reproducible.
The Android APK contain
libloader.so
files in:./lib/arm64-v8a
&./lib/armeabi-v7a
folders.running
strings
onlibloader.so
file return:Also running APKiD https://github.com/rednaga/APKiD on the APK file return:
Thus Appdome used to obfuscate "protect" app code which makes it's harder to understand what this file is doing
this can be done by setting
minifyEnabled false
in build.gradle (if gradle used to build the app) or by adding-dontobfuscate
toproguard-rules.pro
file, the obfuscation is what need to be disabled, both shrink &optimization can be enabled, more info: https://developer.android.com/studio/build/shrink-codeFix: avoid all obfuscation/minification of the app & publish the source-code of the app as well! when the source-code is published enabling minifcation is OK when the build process is reproducible.