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this paper, we survey the current state of mobile malware
in the wild. We analyze the incentives behind 46 pieces
of iOS, Android, and Symbian malware that spread in the
wild from 2009 to 2011. We also use this data set to evaluate the eectiveness of techniques for preventing and identifying mobile malware. After observing that 4 pieces of
malware use root exploits to mount sophisticated attacks on
Android phones, we also examine the incentives that cause
non-malicious smartphone tinkerers to publish root exploits
and survey the availability of root exploits.},
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