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Security threats to mobile multimedia applications: Camera-based attacks on mobile phones

Wu et al., 2014

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9013872444707039632
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Wu L
Du X
Fu X
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IEEE Communications Magazine

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Today's mobile smartphones are very powerful, and many smartphone applications use wireless multimedia communications. Mobile phone security has become an important aspect of security issues in wireless multimedia communications. As the most popular …
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