The invention discloses an efficient Android malware detection model DroidDet based on rotating forest and belongs to the technical field of information security. According to the invention, a decompilation tool is used to decompile the Apk file in an Android application program and a combination of four groups of features is analyzed and extracted as the input for building a rotating forest classifier model. The model is characterized in that 1) the integrated learning method-rotating forest algorithm is initially adopted; further, each base learning device is trained through adopting PCA major constituent analysis and self-service sampling method and using a whole training set; accordingly, the model created in the invention has superior generalization performance; 2) the rotating forest algorithm has the feature of selecting the optimal characteristics so as to avoid noise data. The 10-fold cross-validation method is used for verifying the validity of the model created in the invention and the predicting accuracy of the model in the invention reaches 88.26%, which is 3.13% higher than the 84.93% of typical support vector machines. The model of the invention has wide application prospect in user information security.