Design and Implementation of Smart Channel Establishment Schemes for Mobile Wallet Services

Ma, Gunil; Yi, Jeong Hyun

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“…Professor Owen from Massachusetts Institute of Technology discussed and proposed the significance of critical heat treatment for the development of American automobiles [9], while Professor Ma also proposed the concept of lightweight automobiles [10]. In the early twentieth century, the industry deeply recognized the significance of lightweight automobiles, ultimately becoming an important direction of automotive development in China and the world [11]. Advanced highstrength steel is rapidly developing in China and is widely used in the automobile industry.…”

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Hydrogen Embrittlement of Advanced High-Strength Steel for Automobile Application: A Review

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Acta Metall. Sin. (Engl. Lett.)

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The hydrogen embrittlement (HE) fracture of advanced high-strength steels used in lightweight automobiles has received increasing public attention. The source, transmission, and movement of hydrogen, characterization parameters, and test methods of HE, as well as the characteristics and path of HE fractures, are introduced. The mechanisms and modes of crack propagation of HE and hydrogen-induced delayed fracture are reviewed. The recent progress surrounding micro and macro typical fracture characteristics and the influencing factors of HE are discussed. Finally, methods for improving HE resistance can be summarized as follows: (1) reducing crystalline grain and inclusion sizes (oxides, sulfides, and titanium nitride), (2) controlling nano-precipitates (niobium carbide, titanium carbide, and composite precipitation), and (3) increasing residual austenite content under the reasonable tension strength of steel.

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Hydrogen Embrittlement of Advanced High-Strength Steel for Automobile Application: A Review

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Acta Metall. Sin. (Engl. Lett.)

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“…In addition, Android applications can be easily decompiled owing to their structural characteristics , in which applications are developed using Java and are self‐signed so that applications modified in this way can be repackaged . In this current situation that has this inherent vulnerability, an increasing number of Android‐based financial service applications, including banking applications or mobile wallets , are finding their way into users' hands.…”

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Server‐based code obfuscation scheme for APK tamper detection

Piao

Jung

2014

Security Comm Networks

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It is easy to decompile Android applications (or apps) owing to the structural characteristics of the app building process, but this ease makes them quite vulnerable to forgery or modification attacks. In particular, users may suffer direct financial loss if this vulnerability is exploited in security-critical private and business applications, such as online banking. One of the solutions to these problems is a code obfuscation technique. In this regard, DexGuard, which is based on ProGuard, which is integrated into the Android software development kit build system, has recently been introduced. Although DexGuard protects Android applications more effectively, an attacker is still able to analyze the hex code of a Dalvix Executable file. To resolve this weakness, we begin by analyzing the DexGuard tool from both a static and dynamic point of view. Our analysis reveals that DexGuard has some weaknesses. In this paper, we propose an obfuscation technique based on a client/server model with one-time secret key delivery using short message service or network protocol. The main concept is to store the core execute class file through obfuscation on the server, so when a program needs to execute core routines, it must request these routines from the server. In this way, we can protect Android apps from reverse engineering.

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User engagement for mobile payment service providers – introducing the social media engagement model

Grover

Kar

2020

Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services

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Design and Implementation of Smart Channel Establishment Schemes for Mobile Wallet Services

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Hydrogen Embrittlement of Advanced High-Strength Steel for Automobile Application: A Review

Hydrogen Embrittlement of Advanced High-Strength Steel for Automobile Application: A Review

Server‐based code obfuscation scheme for APK tamper detection

User engagement for mobile payment service providers – introducing the social media engagement model

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