Context-Based Access Control Systems for Mobile Devices

Shebaro, Bilal; Oluwatimi, Oyindamola; Bertino, Elisa

doi:10.1109/tdsc.2014.2320731

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“…Many different privacy preserving frameworks have been proposed in the literature, which apply techniques like Data Perturbation [5], Cryptography [11], Differential privacy [12], k-anonymity [13], Tessellation [14], Data aggregation [15], Pseudonyms [16] and Access control mechanisms [17]. Table II does a comparison of few such papers on the basis of attacks and threats dealt with, using various privacy techniques.…”

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Privacy Issues in Urban Computing using Mobile Crowdsensing

Joglekar¹,

Kulkarni²

2017

IJCA

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Urban computing is an exciting area of research with huge amount of urban data being generated every day. Citizens however put their privacy at stake, while generously trying to share data with the society. Nowadays, smart phone is the most common and convenient method of data capture, which has given rise to an emerging paradigm called Mobile Crowdsensing. This work discusses the features of mobile crowdsensing and focuses on the privacy issues in this method of data capture. The work studies privacy threats arising from different sensors and analyses the requirements for privacy. The main contribution of this paper is detailed analysis of how different sensors in the smartphone can unknowingly compromise the user's privacy and reveal his/her lifestyle and routine activities. General TermsPrivacy

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Privacy Issues in Urban Computing using Mobile Crowdsensing

Joglekar¹,

Kulkarni²

2017

IJCA

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“…ICCdetector [8] tries to detect malwares which tries to bypass the detection by inter-communication between components of Android system. In "Context-based Access Control Systems for Mobile Devices" by Bilal Shebaro, Oyindamola Oluwatimi, Alisa Bertino [9],in this they propose a context-based access control mechanism by which privileges can be dynamically granted or revoked to applications based on the specific context of the user by modifying the Android operating systemso that the context based restrictions can be formed and enforced.…”

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Protection Against Information Leakage and Malware With Risk Free Public Wifi Usage

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2017

IJRET

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“…al. [1] proposed that the data leakage and privacy compromised in smartphones in the android smartphone we install various applications that share our personal data [1]. That is harmful to us author thought that they also share our location and other thing like our social surfing data.…”

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“…The problem arises when mobile application shared private data and user mobile resources such as GPS that can be share your current location without users permission [1] [3].…”

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Context Based Remote Access Control System Using Mobile Device for Educational Campus

B¹,

Yadav²

2017

International Advanced Research Journal in Science, Engineering

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Now a day's everyone uses different mobile application. Also user can't control the activities perform by applications. Because of that security and privacy can't be maintain. So we face many critical issues. Context Based Remote Access Control System (CBRAC) is an android mobile application which is used to control data leakage as well as malicious activities. It is used to handle the sensitive data and privacy related issues of smartphone users. Through CBRAC user can set different policies according to their individual context and user requirement. This system is also beneficial for pre-defined area like colleges, educational institutes, hospitals etc. Network administrator can apply these different policy set for such pre-defined area.

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Context-Based Access Control Systems for Mobile Devices

Cited by 74 publications

References 32 publications

Privacy Issues in Urban Computing using Mobile Crowdsensing

Privacy Issues in Urban Computing using Mobile Crowdsensing

Protection Against Information Leakage and Malware With Risk Free Public Wifi Usage

Context Based Remote Access Control System Using Mobile Device for Educational Campus

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