jadx Too Slow and Memory-Hungry for Large-Scale APK Reverse Engineering
Security researchers find jadx, including headless MCP mode, too slow and prone to out-of-memory on APKs over 100MB. This blocks pipeline-scale analysis of hundreds of apps, and a faster backend is requested.
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