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Are you dating danger? An interdisciplinary approach to evaluating the (in) security of android dating apps

Shetty et al., 2017

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8477575711093983880
Author
Shetty R
Grispos G
Choo K
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IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Computing

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In today's age of instant gratification, mobile dating applications (apps) provide the comfort of meeting new people at the swipe of a finger. However, recent high profile incidents have raised security and privacy-related concerns with the use of these apps. The level of harm …
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