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doi: 10.5281/zenodo.59525
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As the smartphone devices are becoming popular, and there is a massive increase of personal data being transmitted and stored on these devices. Thus, the impact of the mobile phones due to the malware is becoming dangerous and also poses a critical threat to the network security. In the existing system, an antivirus application is used for the detection and removal of this malware from the device. However, the use of antivirus application degrades the overall performance of the mobile phone. So in the proposed system, a two-layer network process is developed for real-time virus propagation through both Bluetooth and SMS. The user actions invoke the virus and spread into their device. It also contains an Android Application, which has a connection to the remote server. The server manages the information regarding the virus and detects the malicious content. Moreover, an automatic alert is sent to the server and then the corresponding patch files are delivered to the affected mobile.
Malware propagation, Android mobiles, Antivirus application, Patch files
Malware propagation, Android mobiles, Antivirus application, Patch files
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