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OK so in this section we showed you how to install a number of Android analysis tools but there is also
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the option of downloading a VM that comes pre installed with most of the tools we mentioned.
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So a popular one for example is tamer.
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It is a virtualize platform for Android security professionals.
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So basically it is a virtual machine with all the required tools pre installed.
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Here we have an instance running so if you click on the menu you have the manual analysis section.
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Reverse engineering section dynamic analysis forensics.
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So rather than installing all the tools one by one you can just use a virtual machine like Tamer or
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some other one likes Sandoku which is very similar to Tamer just a bit older the catch here is that
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as I mentioned earlier with emulators you could face a few problems when running inside a virtual machine
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but if you're just going to do static analysis or basic analysis then yes maybe just install Tamer
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or some other operating system to do the work.
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Alternatively you can try and install the OS on a bare metal machine then you would be able to use the
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emulator.
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You can also install Tamer and see what tools are being used there then trying to install the same
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tool on your own analysis environment.