L4Android security framework on the Samsung galaxy S2

Authors:
Matthias Lange;Steffen Liebergeld;Adam Lackorzynski;Alexander Warg;Janis Danisevskis;Jan C. Nordholz
Affiliations:
Security in Telecommunications, TU Berlin, Germany;Security in Telecommunications, TU Berlin, Germany;Chair of Operating Systems, TU Dresden, Germany;Chair of Operating Systems, TU Dresden, Germany;Security in Telecommunications, TU Berlin, Germany;Security in Telecommunications, TU Berlin, Germany
Venue:
ACM SIGMOBILE Mobile Computing and Communications Review
Year:
2013

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Abstract

There is a recent trend to use privately owned mobile devices in corporate environments. This poses serious threats on the security of corporate data. In this demo we show how we applied an efficient sandboxing mechanism to the Android software stack. This allows us to run multiple instances of Android securely isolated side-by-side on one device. We implemented a prototype on the Samsung Galaxy S2.