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    Security Platform for Mobile OS
    (IEEE, 2019-12-05) Benett, A. S. B; Vinushanth, K; Ranjitha, L; Abisherk, R. S; Senarathne, A. N
    Evolution of human is evident in everything that we see, feel and use today. History of phone is one such example we can see. Modern devices have all the features that helped it to become the ultimate source of data for an individual. It was easy for an individual to keep all his data intact with him in his hands. There are vulnerable points which can be exploited to acquire the personal and sensitive data from the device in order to gain unethical advantage over an individual. Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and human errors are some of those vulnerable points. In this paper, multilevel malware detection with the help of machine learning, Rogue access point detection and accidental data leakage prevention are proposed with an emphasis on Android mobile operating system. As a result, accidental leakage of sensitive data by the user can be prevented. Further, rogue access point detection will help the user to prevent data loss through wireless network and the malware detection can prevent all the known and 85% of the unknown malwares.
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    Securing corporate data in mobile devices in a COPE environment
    (Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, 2017-01-26) Rathnasekara, C.; Athukorala, T.; Dikwellage, L.; Wickramasuriya, U.; Senarathne, A.; Elvitigala, S.
    Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD) paved the way for allowing employees to use their own mobile devices for corporate work. But it increases the risk of leaking sensitive corporate information from employee's devices to outside. As a solution for this problem the Corporate Owned Personally Enabled (COPE) concept or idea introduced. In this concept, company owned devices can be used for both corporate and personal use of the employees. But in COPE stopping leakage of corporate data to outside as well as securing the privacy of the user is challenging. The Enterprise Secure Center (ESC) platform discussed here will consider about separation of corporate data from personal data to secure both organization information and personal information from being compromised. The ESC have an application mechanism which will enable COPE environment to secure organization data while allowing employees to use corporate devices for their personal use. ESC platform also provides answers to user's privacy issues and will be an initial step to implement BYOD within an organization as COPE is a part.