Jimmy Shah

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I work in mobile/embedded systems security. If it's lighter than a car, has a microprocessor, and is likely to be a target it's probably my problem. :) Mobile Security/Antivirus Researcher, specializing in analysis of mobile threats on existing platforms (J2ME, Symbian, Windows Phone, iOS, Android) and potential mobile malware and spyware. Gathering threat intelligence and sources. Regularly provides analysis and research on mobile threats to customers. Presenting on mobile threat research at computer security conferences. Specialties: Reverse engineering, malware analysis, computer security, media trained, mobile phones, telecomm

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Smartphone Ownage: The state of mobile botnets and rootkits

Isn't it all just SMS-sending trojans?: Real Advances in Android Malware

Mobile malware heuristics the path from 'eh' to pretty good'

Viruses on mobile platforms why we don't/don't we have viruses on android_

Mobile malware analysis with the a.r.e. vm

Solar Powered Parking Meters - An IoT thought experiment

BYOD is now BYOT (Bring Your Own Threat) – Current Trends in Mobile APT

There's no S(ecurity) in IoT: This is why we can't sleep

Brick all the internet of things!(with notes)