Mobile Device Security - Threats and Countermeasures: Exploring threats and countermeasures in mobile device security to protect smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices from malware, data breaches, and theft
Published 13-09-2022
Keywords
- Mobile Device Security,
- Threats
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Abstract
Mobile devices, including smartphones, tablets, and IoT devices, have become essential tools in our daily lives, handling sensitive information and accessing various online services. However, their ubiquitous nature also makes them prime targets for cyber threats. This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the threats faced by mobile devices, ranging from malware and data breaches to physical theft. It examines the vulnerabilities exploited by attackers and explores the current landscape of mobile device security. The paper also presents a range of countermeasures and best practices to mitigate these threats, including secure software development, device encryption, and user education. By understanding the risks and implementing appropriate security measures, users and organizations can protect their mobile devices and the data they contain.
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