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Detecting Criminal Attacks Using Rowhammer Technology
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As an evolution of modern era, people are interlinked with social networks and data are stored in phones. All the information are not completely safe. A mass information gathering and connection structure in light of those data that spilled from the remote gadgets that individuals convey. This project is used to find the criminals and anonymous network users by the data. The device named Snoopy is composed in Python. Capable of working in an appropriated manner. Snoopy apparatus can draw particular and abnormal state conclusions and about people details in light of their computerized remote signals from the remote gadgets that individuals convey. The Rowhammer hardware bug allows an attacker to modify memory without accessing it, simply by repeatedly accessing, that is hammering”, a given physical memory location.
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Android, Criminal, Rowhammer.
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