Visible to the public User Expectations in Mobile App SecurityConflict Detection Enabled

TitleUser Expectations in Mobile App Security
Publication TypePresentation
Year of Publication2016
AuthorsTao Xie, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
KeywordsNSA SoS Lablets Materials, Science of Human Circumvention of Security, science of security, UIUC
Abstract

Maintaining the security and privacy hygiene of mobile apps is a critical challenge. Unfortunately, no program analysis algorithm can determine that an application is "secure" or "malware-free." For example, if an application records audio during a phone call, it may be malware. However, the user may want to use such an application to record phone calls for archival and benign purposes. A key challenge for automated program analysis tools is determining whether or not that behavior is actually desired by the user (i.e., user expectation). This talk presents recent research progress in exploring user expectations in mobile app security.

Notes

Presented at the ITI Joint Trust and Security/Science of Security Seminar, January 26, 2016.

Citation Keynode-30387

Other available formats:

01262016 Tao Xie.pdf
AttachmentSize
bytes