A study to quantitatively evaluate global mobile antivirus and compare effectiveness

The study quantitatively evaluates the effectiveness of ten Android mobile antivirus products by developing standardized criteria across five key categories: functionality, resource efficiency, usability, additional features, and vendor support. The research measures detection accuracy, resource consumption, and overall usability through rigorous testing, including real-time detection, manual scans, and performance assessments. The results highlight notable variations in antivirus performance, with some excelling in detection rates while others are more resource-efficient. The study emphasizes the need for continuous updates and further research to refine these evaluation criteria, offering a data-driven approach to improving mobile antivirus solutions.

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2025-01-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icoin63865.2025.10993169
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Respiratory viral infections research
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A study to quantitatively evaluate global mobile antivirus and compare effectiveness

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Respiratory viral infections research
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A study to quantitatively evaluate global mobile antivirus and compare effectiveness

Jeongho Lee, Ho-Mook Cho, Dong-Jae Jung, Kangsik Shin, Youngrak Ryu
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Abstract

The study quantitatively evaluates the effectiveness of ten Android mobile antivirus products by developing standardized criteria across five key categories: functionality, resource efficiency, usability, additional features, and vendor support. The research measures detection accuracy, resource consumption, and overall usability through rigorous testing, including real-time detection, manual scans, and performance assessments. The results highlight notable variations in antivirus performance, with some excelling in detection rates while others are more resource-efficient. The study emphasizes the need for continuous updates and further research to refine these evaluation criteria, offering a data-driven approach to improving mobile antivirus solutions.

Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Respiratory viral infections research
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