“…The current advancement in programming improvement, the sundried methods for concealing noxious code (malware jumbling) by developers, adding hyper-availability in present society, makes malware investigation, analysis, identification, and classification develop into a real and increasingly complex problem to deal with nowadays. Android is an open-source operating system with over 1 billion users, covering many devices (smartphones, tablets, IoT, gadgets, and so on).The amount of confidential data presented across these devices (servers, smartphones, tablets, IoT, gadgets, and so on) boosts the complexity of attacks [1], which is a problem of concern to society. It becomes a priority to develop a method to analyze, detect, and classify malware on devices using the Android operating system.…”