Leavitt, 2005 - Google Patents
Will proposed standard make mobile phones more secure?Leavitt, 2005
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Smart phones are becoming increasingly popular. Offering Internet connectivity, they function like minicomputers and can download a growing variety of applications and files, store personal information such as credit card numbers, and even conduct financial …
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