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The smartphone market has grown so wide that it assumed a strategicrelevance. Today the most common smartphone OSs are Google's Android andApple's iOS. The former is particularly interesting due to its open sourcenature, that allows everyone to deeply inspect every aspect of the OS. Androidsource code is also bundled with an hardware emulator, based on the open sourcesoftware Qemu, that allows the user to run the Android OS without the need of aphysical device. We first present a procedure to extract information flows froma generic system. We then focus on Android and Qemu architectures and theirlogging infrastructures. Finally, we detail what happens inside an Androiddevice in a particular scenario: the system boot.

Capturing Information Flows inside Android and Qemu Environments