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The Future of Mobile Security

Certic, 2013

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1560087683414599457
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Certic S
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arXiv preprint arXiv:1302.4201

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Mobile devices are more than just phones, they are a lifeline to the outdoor world, entertainment platform, GPS system, a little black book and a shopping and banking tool. What is not well known is that these devices are also gateways. Mobile devices can be used …
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