Explore a comprehensive analysis of location-based, multi-player augmented reality applications and their vulnerabilities in user location tracking. Delve into the intricacies of ARSpy, a cutting-edge tool designed to exploit these weaknesses, as presented by Si Chen and Liu Cui from West Chester University of Pennsylvania. Gain valuable insights into the potential security risks associated with popular AR games and learn about the importance of robust privacy measures in location-aware mobile applications.
ARSpy: Breaking Location-based, Multi-player Augmented Reality Applications for User Location Tracking
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ARSpy:Breaking Location-based, Multi-player Augmented Reality Application for User Location Tracking
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