Proposed framework detects vulnerabilities in LLM-driven mobile apps, indicating improvements over manual testing.
The integration of large language models (LLMs) into mobile applications introduces new vectors for security and privacy vulnerabilities. This study proposes an automated framework for systematically testing LLM-enabled mobile apps, focusing on identifying potential threats such as prompt injection, data leakage, unauthorized access, and adversarial manipulation. The approach combines dynamic analysis, static code inspection, and machine learning-based anomaly detection to evaluate app behaviors in real-time. Our method ensures scalability and efficiency across diverse mobile platforms and LLM configurations. Results demonstrate significant improvements in detection rates and response times compared to conventional manual testing. This work aims to bridge the gap between AI innovation and secure mobile deployment, promoting trust in AI-integrated ecosystems.
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