Android Application Security Using User Feedback and Services
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Android OS, Smartphone's, Malwares, Cloud Services, Applications Security.Abstract
Nowadays in recent aria of computers and internets, mobiles devices, Smartphone’s plays a vital role in human day to day life. Nowadays Smartphone’s, tablets are becoming very popular especially android OS based Smartphone’s are gaining much more popularity as compared to Apple’s Operating System. These Smartphone’s having various apps and features based on only internet but these new emerging features of these devices give opportunity to new malwares & threats. Android is comparatively new operating system hence its makes very hard to detect and prevent these viruses and malwares attacks by using some traditional mechanisms. So security of these Smartphone’s is now becoming very popular issue of researchers. The lack of standard security mechanism in Android applications is very advantages to hackers. So to overcome these various pitfalls we use cloud services as a security weapon for providing decent security system for Android applications.
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