Context-Based Mobile Security Enclave

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Authors
Carter, Joey C.
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Android Programming
Security Application
Application Enclave
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Singh, Gurminder
Gibson, John
Date of Issue
2012-09
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Sep-12
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Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School
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Currently, there are no secure access control methods of controlling restricted material access on a mobile device using context-based authentication methods. Simple challenge/response protocols do not provide the security required for some restricted information. A lost/misplaced device or compromised password can easily lead to the compromise of any restricted information to which the device may have access. Due to the inherent portability of a mobile device, a broader, more comprehensive set of access controls is required. This thesis will research and build a prototype application that will allow access to restricted information, stored on the device itself, based on a set of predefined contexts using the devices own hardware.
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Computer Science
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