The Analysis of Android Malware Behaviors

Yuhui, Fan; Ning, Xu

doi:10.14257/ijsia.2015.9.3.25

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“…After doing extensive and exhaustive research, [1]. [2], [3], [4], [5], [6], [7], we have concluded that Android permission scheme/model right since its inception has been undergoing transformations and is continuously changed depending upon the user suggestions and the developer's suggestions and the platform owner's business decisions.…”

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Implementing ASBP: A Novel framework for Sanitizing Android Apps.

Bhardwaj*,

Singh

2019

IJEAT

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Paper The advent of Android as a mobile OS has revolutionized the way we perceive life today. It has permeated now from handhelds to becoming an inclusive and persistently increasing member of our day to day lives. We are increasingly becoming dependent on technology in our everyday lives, insomuch that it is impossible to envision the world without it. Android is at the forefront of this revolution. It has practically rendered the Personal computer useless and has shown the world a new way of transacting on the go using our smartphones and tablets. However, with all the facilities, there comes the shadow of insecurity and data privacy compromise. This is an area which requires deeper introspection and research because it is required to ensure seamless and hassle-free operations in our day to day activities. The current research tries to delve deep into the innards of Android to come up with some plausible solutions to assuage somewhat the wounds that thee intentional leaks of the operating system can give. In this paper, in the successive sections, we propose a framework which would help us in removing the identified vulnerabilities that afflict Android, namely third-party apps and vendor customized ones. We would also propose a set of guidelines for improving the Permissions model. We call our framework, “The ASBP Framework.” (App Sanitization and Better Permissions).

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