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- Geetha Kurikala
- K Gurnadha Gupta
Abstract
Mobile social networks (MSNs) are the networks of people with similar intefirests connected to every alternative through their mobile devices. Recently, MSNs are proliferating quick supported by rising wireless technologies that permit achieving a lot of economical communication and higher networking performance across the key parameters, like lower delay, higher rate, and higher coverage. At a similar time, most of the MSN users don't absolutely acknowledge the importance of security on their hand-held mobile devices. Owing to this reality, multiple attacks aimed toward capturing personal info and sensitive user information become a growing concern, oil-fired by the avalanche of latest MSN applications and services. Therefore, the goal of this work is to know whether or not the up to date user instrumentality is prone to compromising its sensitive info to the attackers. As associate degree example, numerous info security algorithms enforced in trendy smart phones are therefore tested to try the extraction of the same personal information supported the traces registered with cheap up to date audio cards. Our obtained results indicate that the oftenest, that constitutes the strongest limitation of the off-the-rack side-channel attack instrumentality, solely delivers low-informative traces. However, the success probabilities to recover sensitive information keep on a mobile device could increase considerably once utilizing a lot of economical analytical techniques additionally as using a lot of complicated attack instrumentality. Finally, we elaborate on the possible utilization of neural networks to boost the corresponding encrypted data extraction process, while the latter part of this paper outlines solutions and practical recommendations to protect from malicious side-channel attacks and keep the personal user information protected.
Suggested Citation
Geetha Kurikala & K Gurnadha Gupta, 2017.
"Mobile Social Networking below Side-Channel Attacks: sensible Security Challenges,"
International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology, vol. 2(2), pages 1076-1074, April.
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RePEc:jbh:ijsrcs:v2:y2017:i2:id:hcseit1722352
Note: Article URL: https://ijsrcseit.com/CSEIT1722352
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