International Journal of E-Services and Mobile Applications · 2019 · 36 citations · 36 references
ComputingComputer ScienceCybersecurityComputer SecurityMachine LearningMalware AnalysisMalware ClassificationMobile Application DevelopmentMobile Application VulnerabilitiesMobile Device SecurityMobile PrivacyPrivacy Risk AssessmentAccuracyAndroid Malware AnalysisMachine Learning-based Malware DetectionMalicious App DetectionPermission AnalysisPrivacy AnalysisPrivacy RiskPrivacy Risk Analysis
Android-based devices easily fall prey to an attack due to its free availability in the android market. These Android applications are not certified by the legitimate organization. If the user cannot distinguish between the set of permissions requested by an application and its risk, then an attacker can easily exploit the permissions to propagate malware. In this article, the authors present an approach for privacy risk analysis in Android applications using machine learning. The proposed approach can analyse and identify the malware application permissions. Here, the authors achieved high accuracy and improved F-measure through analyzing the proposed method on the M0Droid dataset and completed testing on an extensive test set with malware from the Androzoo dataset and benign applications from the Drebin dataset.
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