Abstract
There are many malware applications in Smartphone. Smartphone's users may become unaware if their data has been recorded and stolen by intruders via malware. Smartphone—whether for business or personal use—may not be protected from malwares. Thus, monitoring, detecting, tracking, and notification (MDTN) have become the main purpose of the writing of this paper. MDTN is meant to enable Smartphone to prevent and reduce the number of cybercrimes. The methods are shown to be effective in protecting Smartphone and isolating malware and sending warning in the form of notification to the user about the danger in progress. In particular, (a) MDTN process is possible and will be enabled for Smartphone environment. (b) The methods are shown to be an advanced security for private sensitive data of the Smartphone user.
Highlights
Malware applications inhabit the application store and market
Juniper research finds that 80% of Smartphone device will remain vulnerable for cyberattacks through 2013 [1]. This happens there is an increasing in customer awareness toward the issue of mobile security products
By 2018, 1.3 billion mobile devices including smart phones, feature phones, and tablets are fortified by mobile security devices, up from around 325 million this year
Summary
Malware applications inhabit the application store and market. It does intrude via downloading or installing activity, and intrude via access to particular website and SMS. Juniper research finds that 80% of Smartphone device will remain vulnerable for cyberattacks through 2013 [1] This happens there is an increasing in customer awareness toward the issue of mobile security products. According to the study by the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as the dominant mobile operating system, android is the primary target for malware attacks because there are many users who are still using the older versions of the software [1]. The main contribution of this idea is methods in the form of MDTN which could be used by other researchers to track cyber intruders
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