Environmental Key based Smartphone Data Encryption
Kun-Lin Tsai,
Fang-Yie Leu,
Jung-Chun Liu
et al.
Abstract:Recently, smartphones have become one of the most important electronic devices in human being’severyday lives. Currently, a huge amount of private data is stored in smartphones, mobile devices,and cloud storages. However, unencrypted data may be hijacked in its transmission or unauthorizedaccessed by storage and/or delivery service provider. To secure private data for smartphones, in thispaper, we propose a novel data encryption method, named the Environmental Key based Smartphonedata Encryption (EKSE), with w… Show more
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