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Power management on current mobile devices relies on OS modules known as DVFS governors. However, existing governors determine system configuration only based on low-level information such as CPU load without any input about application-level behaviors. In particular, there exists no communication from mobile apps to energy managers. We find that information about app usage scenarios (e.g., gaming,...
We present PCLeaks, a tool based on inter-component communication (ICC) vulnerabilities to perform data-flow analysis on Android applications to find potential component leaks that could potentially be exploited by other components. To evaluate our approach, we run PCLeaks on 2000 apps randomly selected from the Google Play store. PCLeaks reports 986 potential component leaks in 185 apps. For each...
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