The 5th ACM Workshop on Wearable Systems and Applications 2019
DOI: 10.1145/3325424.3329659
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Protecting Visual Information in Augmented Reality from Malicious Application Developers

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“…X X Kandil et al (2018) Analisar a políticas de privacidade de aplicativos móveis. X X Jensen et al (2019) Prova que os aplicativos executados em sistemas operacionais móveis atuais são vulneráveis à coleta de dados por desenvolvedores de aplicativos maliciosos.…”
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“…X X Kandil et al (2018) Analisar a políticas de privacidade de aplicativos móveis. X X Jensen et al (2019) Prova que os aplicativos executados em sistemas operacionais móveis atuais são vulneráveis à coleta de dados por desenvolvedores de aplicativos maliciosos.…”
Section: Chen Et Al (2019)unclassified
“…Os aplicativos com foco em imagens muitas vezes contêm informações privadas e confidenciais do usuário, como informações de cartão de crédito capturadas nos arredores de uma foto. O fato de normalmente haver um único pedido de permissão para acesso à câmera, resulta no problema de captura de informações mesmo quando o aplicativo está em segundo plano, além da capacidade de transferir informações dela pela rede (Jensen et al, 2019).…”
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“…To address the privacy disclosure of continuous camera usage, we introduce LensCap, an application development framework built on top of split-process access control [29], which allows users with finegrained and proactive control over the app's potential transmission of camera frames and the information derived from them. The idea of split-process access control is not new; Android OS splits the mediaserver process into multiple processes to restrict their usage (after v7.0 [3]).…”
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“…However, we anticipate that integrating static analysis into LensCap would enhance its ability by further pre-screening any privacy threats possibly injected by malicious app developers at the split-process boundary. Isolation and compartmentalization Isolation and compartmentalization are adopted in both hardware and software domains to separate the execution of untrusted code from others[9,11,27,29,43,55,66]. Herbster et al proposed Privacy Capsules[23] which also targets on protecting the leakage of user information through untrusted third-party applications.…”
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