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Security of mobile health (mHealth) systems

Zubaydi et al., 2015

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9927834039512472690
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Zubaydi F
Saleh A
Aloul F
Sagahyroon A
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2015 IEEE 15th international conference on bioinformatics and bioengineering (BIBE)

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mHealth is a growing field that enables individuals to monitor their health status and facilitates the sharing of medical records with physicians and between hospitals anytime and anywhere. Unfortunately, smartphones and mHealth applications are still vulnerable to a …
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