Automated security testing of Android applications for secure mobile development

Palma, Francisco; Realista, Nuno; Serrão, Carlos; Nunes, Luís; Oliveira, João; Almeida, Ana Margarida Pisco

doi:10.1109/icstw50294.2020.00046

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“…The paper explained various pentest issues and how UI of android app can be secured. P P P p 2 Palma et al [105] An awareness based system is proposed to help developers to improve security and quality of android applications.…”

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Penetration Frameworks and Development Issues in Secure Mobile Application Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Haq

Khan

2021

IEEE Access

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The invention of smartphones has opened a new market for mobile application development. Amateur android app developers often do not possess knowledge of the latest android vulnerabilities and thus create applications with attack surface that hackers exploit. In this literature review, many available frameworks and techniques have been analyzed using ISO/IEC 25010 software quality model and identified challenges that android developers face in designing a secure application for android. This paper also presents a comprehensive survey of different penetration tools, evaluated by using criteria such as code analysis, code review, vulnerability analysis, vulnerability exploit, payload and whether these can be used in vulnerability modeling during the design phase. Our study effectively identifies the issues and gaps which can further help develop a framework/tool for designing a penetration secure mobile application by embedding all the vulnerabilities during the design phase using an android vulnerability repository.

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Penetration Frameworks and Development Issues in Secure Mobile Application Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Haq

Khan

2021

IEEE Access

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“…So, PIN rule would be strong adequate thus, it cannot be cracked effortlessly. Multi factor authentication is one of the additional methods to brand your app further secure this can remain accomplished via the income of OTP login or authentication code scheduled in the mails then even further safety is thru biometrics [31].…”

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Critical Success Factor Estimation for Software Security in Small and Medium Scale Industry Using AHP and TOPSIS Approach

Kavyashree¹,

Chandramouli²,

Lokesh³

2021

Atlantis Highlights in Computer Sciences

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In small and medium scale software industry, software security success factor is trivial process. Six-sigma and fuzzy logic methodology address software security problems effectively in the state of work. The research work chosen Fuzzy Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) and Analytical Hierarchical Process (AHP) method to identify critical success factor estimation. The experimental case study, shows the Euclidean distance amongst the nine components of IOS mobile application. The results discuss on the goal alternate and the best/worst alternate Ranking of the factors to verify mobile IOS application software security. For attaining supportable software security, it is authoritative to safeguard that best practices are conscripted in considering the security valuation at the actual commencement of the software development life cycle.

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Improving Android Application Quality Through Extendable, Automated Security Testing

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Emerging Trends in Cybersecurity Applications

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Automated security testing of Android applications for secure mobile development

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Penetration Frameworks and Development Issues in Secure Mobile Application Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Penetration Frameworks and Development Issues in Secure Mobile Application Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Critical Success Factor Estimation for Software Security in Small and Medium Scale Industry Using AHP and TOPSIS Approach

Improving Android Application Quality Through Extendable, Automated Security Testing

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