Security of Android Banking Mobile Apps: Challenges and Opportunities

Sharma, Akash; Morilla, Ian; Kumar, Sudhakar; Chhabra, Anureet; Gupta, Saksham

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-22018-0_39

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“…Another perspective on the problem of online banking was presented by A. Sharma et al (2023), who presented their comprehensive empirical research on the security risks of global banking applications. The authors also noted the exponential growth in the number of app users and the risks posed by the massive and dynamic nature of mobile app use and compiled a list of recommendations for users, which, as noted, boils down to the use of two-factor identification and the prohibition of sharing passwords and codes with others.…”

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“…Performing a detailed security analysis of a cryptographic algorithm typically involves assessing its resistance to various types of attacks, such as ciphertext-only attacks, known-plaintext attacks, chosen-plaintext attacks, and chosen-ciphertext attacks [24] Fig. 3 The framework using the hash learning algorithm to encrypt and decrypt a message.…”

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Quantum-Resilient Cryptographic Primitives: An Innovative Modular Hash Learning Algorithm to Enhanced Security in the Quantum Era

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Singh,

Kumar

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In the era of rapid advancements in quantum computing, classical cryptographic primitives are facing unprecedented security challenges. Shor's algorithm, a powerful quantum tool, poses a significant threat to existing hash functions, raising concerns about data integrity and confidentiality. In response to these emerging threats, the paper introduces a novel Quantum-Resistant Hash Algorithm (QRHA) named the 'Modular Hash Learning Algorithm (MHLA).' MHLA has been meticulously designed with a strong focus on fundamental principles of quantum resistance and incorporates advanced mathematical and algorithmic techniques to enhance its security. This paper presents a comprehensive examination of MHLA's resistance to both classical and quantum attacks, with a particular emphasis on Shor's algorithm. Our research demonstrates that MHLA offers improved security in the context of the quantum era, ensuring data confidentiality and integrity. Moreover, MHLA boasts an efficient algorithmic complexity with a time complexity of $O(m \cdot n \cdot k)$ for the matrix-vector product. This research contributes to the ongoing efforts to fortify cryptographic systems against the evolving landscape of quantum computing.

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“…The study examined various methods employed by migrants to save their wages. In today's digital era, numerous options are available for saving and transferring money, making the process more accessible [47]. The choice of saving method is crucial for economic transactions, with options including bank deposits, bank-mediated transfers, postal services, money orders, and Internet banking.…”

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Socio-economic Factors Influencing Migrant Labourers in Western Regions of Tanzania: Evidence from Kibondo District, Kigoma Region, Tanzania

Nhende,

Rwela,

Mgale

2024

S. Asian J. Soc. Stud. Econ.

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This study examines the socio-economic factors influencing migrant labourers in Kibondo District, Kigoma Region. The research focuses on exploring their interactions, conflicts, economic relationships, consumer behaviour, skill development, and the socio-economic conditions in both their places of origin and destination. The study specifically investigates male migrants from Burundi with limited education who migrate to Kibondo in search of political stability, job opportunities, and higher wages. A snowball sampling is adopted to recruit 196 respondents to participate in the study. Findings show that the push-pull factors driving migration in the study area are resource endowment, societal status aspirations, job prospects, and economic opportunities in their places of origin. The study identifies various challenges faced by these migrants during their early employment stages, including late wages, health problems, verbal abuse, and wage disputes. Moreover, the research highlights the economic ties maintained by migrants with employers, neighbours, and fellow migrants while noting their limited interaction with the host community. For the post-migration, the study reveals that migrant workers experience increased economic empowerment, manage family expenses, support children’s education, alleviate poverty, and acquire financial skills. However, regular savings pose a challenge. The study underscores the importance of different stakeholder support for the migrants through education and skill development programs, gender-specific support interventions, financial inclusion and literacy, social support networks, diversification of economic opportunities, and policy interventions.

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Security of Android Banking Mobile Apps: Challenges and Opportunities

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