Challenges in Securing Networked J2ME Applications

Authors:
Andre N. Klingsheim;Veborn Moen;Kjell J. Hole
Affiliations:
University of Bergen;University of Bergen;University of Bergen
Venue:
Computer
Year:
2007

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Abstract

An increasing number of smart phones support the Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition. Mobileapplication developers must deal with J2ME's inherent security weaknesses as well as bugs in implementations on real devices. Although it too has shortcomings, the new Security andTrust Services API for J2ME addresses some of these challenges.