A financial fraud protection platform on Android smartphones in real-time
Wonjoo Park, Kyong-Ha Lee, Sun-Joong Kim, Won Ryu · 2015
According to growth of the speed of networks and expanding of smartphone market, smartphones have become a necessity in our lives. Unfortunately, they are not completely safe and they can be exploited in a variety of attack methods at any time. However, protection methods against the malicious attacks have been much slower than the rapid evolution of the attacks since analysis of the malicious attacks on smartphone usually takes much more time and efforts than hackers evolve their attack methods. To address this issue, we propose a financial fraud protection platform which uses collective intelligence. Our solution gathers financial fraud trial records directly from users, other community, company and agency. It also shares the information about malicious attacks with users and them. Our platform also features that it supports the analysis of Android malwares which are driven to be installed by URLs in SMS, mobile messenger, SNS, and so on.