WHYPER: towards automating risk assessment of mobile applications
作者： Tao Xie , Rahul Pandita , William Enck , Xusheng Xiao , Wei Yang
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关键词: Malware 、 Focus (computing) 、 User expectations 、 Permission 、 Mobile device 、 World Wide Web 、 Semantic gap 、 Computer science 、 Bridge (nautical) 、 App store
摘要: Application markets such as Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store have played an important role in the popularity of smartphones and mobile devices. However, keeping malware …
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