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Today's mobile devices sense, collect, and store huge amounts of personalinformation, which users share with family and friends through a wide range ofapplications. Once users give applications access to their data, they mustimplicitly trust that the apps correctly maintain data privacy. As we know fromboth experience and all-too-frequent press articles, that trust is oftenmisplaced. While users do not trust applications, they do trust their mobiledevices and operating systems. Unfortunately, sharing applications are notlimited to mobile clients but must also run on cloud services to share databetween users. In this paper, we leverage the trust that users have in theirmobile OSes to vet cloud services. To do so, we define a new Secure ApplicationFlow Enforcement (SAFE) framework, which requires cloud services to attest to asystem stack that will enforce policies provided by the mobile OS for userdata. We implement a mobile OS that enforces SAFE policies on unmodified mobileapps and two systems for enforcing policies on untrusted cloud services. Usingthese prototypes, we demonstrate that it is possible to enforce existing userprivacy policies on unmodified applications.

Making Distributed Mobile Applications SAFE: Enforcing User Privacy Policies on Untrusted Applications with Secure Application Flow Enforcement