SPEProxy:在未修改的移动设备上实施细粒度的安全和隐私控制

Brian Krupp, Dan Jesenseky, Amanda Szampias
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移动应用程序已经从了解基本的个人信息发展到了解消费者生活的私密细节。应用程序包含和共享的知识的爆炸式增长可以由许多因素促成。移动设备配备了包括GPS和摄像头在内的先进传感器,同时存储了包括照片和联系人在内的大量个人信息。随着数以百万计的应用程序可供安装,个人数据不断面临被滥用的风险。虽然移动操作系统提供了基本的安全和隐私控制,但它们还不够,这使得用户不知道应用程序是如何使用被授予的权限的。在本文中,我们提出了一种解决方案,旨在让消费者了解应用程序误用数据以及可以保护其数据的策略。从这次调查中,我们提出了SPEProxy。SPEProxy利用一种基于知识的方法,让用户能够了解应用程序如何使用超出其声明意图的权限。此外,SPEProxy还提供细粒度策略,允许用户保护他们的数据。SPEProxy与设备和移动操作系统无关,这意味着它不需要特定的设备或操作系统,也不需要修改操作系统或应用程序。这种方法允许用户使用解决方案,而不需要高度的技术专业知识。我们在iOS App Store和Google Play中最受欢迎的817款应用中评估了SPEProxy。在我们的评估中,SPEProxy在86.55%的应用程序中非常有效,其中几个著名的应用程序滥用了授予的权限。
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SPEProxy: Enforcing fine grained security and privacy controls on unmodified mobile devices
Mobile applications have grown from knowing basic personal information to knowing intimate details of consumer's lives. The explosion of knowledge that applications contain and share can be contributed to many factors. Mobile devices are equipped with advanced sensors including GPS and cameras, while storing large amounts of personal information including photos and contacts. With millions of applications available to install, personal data is at constant risk of being misused. While mobile operating systems provide basic security and privacy controls, they are insufficient, leaving the consumer unaware of how applications are using permissions that were granted. In this paper, we propose a solution that aims to provide consumers awareness of applications misusing data and policies that can protect their data. From this investigation we present SPEProxy. SPEProxy utilizes a knowledge based approach to provide consumer's an ability to understand how applications are using permissions beyond their stated intent. Additionally, SPEProxy provides an awareness of fine grained policies that would allow the user to protect their data. SPEProxy is device and mobile operating system agnostic, meaning it does not require a specific device or operating system nor modification to the operating system or applications. This approach allows consumers to utilize the solution without requiring a high degree of technical expertise. We evaluated SPEProxy across 817 of the most popular applications in the iOS App Store and Google Play. In our evaluation, SPEProxy was highly effective across 86.55% applications where several well known applications exhibited misusing granted permissions.
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