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Study on Intrusion Detection on Mobile Security using SIM and PDA

@inproceedings{Kathirvel2016StudyOI,
  title={Study on Intrusion Detection on Mobile Security using SIM and PDA},
  author={K. Kathirvel},
  year={2016}
}
A new wave in advancement of the Internet of Things is driving toward ubiquitous mutually connected wireless sensor networks and embedded devices that can be potentially accessed from anywhere in the world. Hence cyber security is essential in Internet of things and also it becomes a challenge in securing the data in the Internet connected devices. I Therefore, IoT devices specifically Wireless sensor may now embody an idyllic intention for malware writers. As the number of vulnerabilities and… 
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