Facebook / AdMob / Android Permissions Android / Apple / Google / Cox L. P. / California Berkeley Sandia National Laboratory / Intel / Quattro Wireless / BT / /
Country
Korea / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
University of California Berkeley / AdDroid library / Computer Science Division University of California Berkeley Sandia National Laboratory∗ ABSTRACT Advertising / /
IndustryTerm
impostor advertising networks / advertising requests / privacy-sensitive advertising network functionality / advertising model / advertising functionality / appropriate advertising network / telephony / Internet connectivity / selected applications / web browser / advertising network / advertising service / advertising library overprivilege / malicious advertising networks / recently-uploaded free applications / informed decisions about which applications / possible advertising networks / user-selected and advertising applications / energy usage / advertising library operations / advertising permissions / advertising application / privileged advertising functionality / model similar existing system services / legitimate advertising networks / free applications / advertising libraries overprivilege / advertising framework / permissions advertising libraries / INTERNET permission / advertising libraries / advertising-supported applications / Internet advertisements / standalone applications / unscrupulous advertising network / vulnerable advertising networks / advertising library / advertising network server / reputable advertising network / free and paid applications / advertising server / advertising ecosystem / buggy-but-benign applications / advertising networks / privileged advertising code / intrusive advertising practices / advertising model results / user-selected applications / INTERNET LOCATION READ_PHONE_STATE ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE Requested / preferred advertising network / advertising system service / malicious mobile advertising networks / legitimate advertising network / supply advertising networks / advertising revenue / Internet servers / malicious advertising network / applications / advertising services / host applications / advertising network library / Mobile advertising services / malicious advertising partners / relays advertising metadata / web site publishers / benign-but-buggy applications / advertising library use / advertising overprivileging / real-world applications / advertising fraud / appropriate advertising application / advertising applications / sample applications / advertising overprivilege / actual advertising networks / impostor advertising network / standalone advertising applications / aggressive advertising library / unsafe wireless network / paid applications / advertising application programming interface / targeted advertising / opportunistic advertising networks / smartphone applications / opportunistic advertising library / advertising code / mobile advertising / Web Application Development / longer need Internet access / advertising support / user-level advertising applications / /
OperatingSystem
Linux / Android / PiOS / /
Organization
University of California / office of Naval Research / University of California Berkeley Sandia National Laboratory∗ ABSTRACT Advertising / Computer Science Division / Center for Secure Computing / /
AdDroid: Privilege Separation for Applications and Advertisers in Android Paul Pearce, Adrienne Porter Felt Computer Science Division University of California Berkeley