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Effective Identification of Malicious Threats and Security Issues in Android Apps
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The Mobile phones are used world widely, the day without mobile phone is imaginary now-a-days. The consequence of using App is security. In order to avoid security problem, we use three methods: user review, user rating, online feedback. In Online feedback we use url to represent the security level. There are three levels of risk: high, low, medium. User rating and user review are taken as input and online feedback are produced as result.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.36039/AA022016001.
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