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Security of smartphones at the dawn of their ubiquitousness

Becher, 2009

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4305471951209960503
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Becher M
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The importance of researching in the field of smartphone security is substantiated in the increasing number of smartphones, which are expected to outnumber common computers in the future. Despite their increasing importance, it is unclear today if mobile malware will play …
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