> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.talsec.app/freerasp/freemalwaredetection/malware-detection-configuration.md).

# Malware Detection Configuration

Malware detection is an integral part of the **freeRASP SDK** and is configured using the same `TalsecConfig` object. Malware configuration in `TalsecConfig` allows you to customize the behavior of the malware detection feature. 

To enable malware detection, **extend the configuration** used during the initial integration of the SDK:

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Android" %}

<pre class="language-java" data-full-width="true"><code class="lang-java">// Android uses Builder pattern for configuration

TalsecConfig config = new TalsecConfig.Builder(context.getPackageName(), new String[] {CERTIFICATE_HASH})
<strong>        .blacklistedPackageNames(new String[]{"com.example.app"})
</strong><strong>        .blacklistedHashes(new String[]{"exampleHash"})
</strong><strong>        .suspiciousPermissions(new String[][]{{"android.permission.READ_CONTACTS"}, {"android.permission.SEND_SMS"}})
</strong><strong>        .whitelistedInstallationSources(new String[]{"com.android.vending"})
</strong>        .build();
</code></pre>

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Flutter" %}

<pre class="language-dart"><code class="lang-dart">// Flutter uses nested malware configuration object (malwareConfig)

final config = TalsecConfig(
  androidConfig: AndroidConfig(
    ...
<strong>    malwareConfig: MalwareConfig(
</strong><strong>      blacklistedPackageNames: ['com.example.app'],
</strong><strong>      blacklistedHashes: ['exampleHash'],
</strong><strong>      suspiciousPermissions: [
</strong><strong>        ['android.permission.CAMERA'],
</strong><strong>        ['android.permission.READ_SMS', 'android.permission.READ_CONTACTS'],
</strong><strong>      ],
</strong><strong>      whitelistedInstallationSources: ['com.android.vending'],
</strong><strong>    ),
</strong>  ),
  iosConfig: IOSConfig(...),
  ...
);
</code></pre>

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="React Native" %}

<pre class="language-tsx"><code class="lang-tsx">// React Native uses nested malware configuration object (malwareConfig)  

const config = {
  androidConfig: {
    ...
<strong>    malwareConfig: {
</strong><strong>      blacklistedHashes: ['exampleHash'],
</strong><strong>      blacklistedPackageNames: ['com.example.app'],
</strong><strong>      suspiciousPermissions: [
</strong><strong>        ['android.permission.BLUETOOTH', 'android.permission.INTERNET'],
</strong><strong>        ['android.permission.BATTERY_STATS'],
</strong><strong>      ],
</strong><strong>      whitelistedInstallationSources: ['com.android.vending'],
</strong><strong>    },
</strong>  }
}
</code></pre>

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Cordova" %}

<pre class="language-javascript"><code class="lang-javascript">// Cordova uses nested malware configuration object (malwareConfig)  

const config = {
  androidConfig: {
    ...
<strong>    malwareConfig: {
</strong><strong>      blacklistedHashes: ['exampleHash'],
</strong><strong>      blacklistedPackageNames: ['com.example.app'],
</strong><strong>      suspiciousPermissions: [
</strong><strong>        ['android.permission.BLUETOOTH', 'android.permission.INTERNET'],
</strong><strong>        ['android.permission.BATTERY_STATS'],
</strong><strong>      ],
</strong><strong>      whitelistedInstallationSources: ['com.android.vending'],
</strong><strong>    },
</strong>  }
}
</code></pre>

{% endtab %}

{% tab title="Capacitor" %}

<pre class="language-typescript"><code class="lang-typescript">// Capacitor uses nested malware configuration object (malwareConfig)   

const config = {
  androidConfig: {
    ...
<strong>    malwareConfig: {
</strong><strong>      blacklistedHashes: ['exampleHash'],
</strong><strong>      blacklistedPackageNames: ['com.example.app'],
</strong><strong>      suspiciousPermissions: [
</strong><strong>        ['android.permission.BLUETOOTH', 'android.permission.INTERNET'],
</strong><strong>        ['android.permission.BATTERY_STATS'],
</strong><strong>      ],
</strong><strong>      whitelistedInstallationSources: ['com.android.vending'],
</strong><strong>    },
</strong>  }
}
</code></pre>

{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}

It includes the following fields:

* [`blacklistedPackageNames`](/freerasp/freemalwaredetection/blacklists.md#package-name-based-blacklist)\
  A list of package names , any app with a package name in this list will trigger a detection.
* [`blacklistedHashes`](/freerasp/freemalwaredetection/blacklists.md#hash-based-blacklist)\
  A list of APK hashes, which will trigger a detection. These hashes typically represent known malicious app versions.
* [`suspiciousPermissions`](/freerasp/freemalwaredetection/blacklists.md#suspicious-permissions-list)\
  A list of permissions that, if granted to another app,  trigger a detection. You can specify single permissions or groups of permissions that, if requested together, are flagged as suspicious.
* [`whitelistedInstallationSource`](/freerasp/freemalwaredetection/whitelists.md#installation-source-whitelist)\
  A list of trusted sources from which apps can be installed.&#x20;


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