Yuan Zhang
Mobile super apps present an emerging paradigm in the realm of mobile computing. These applications, which offer a plethora of services often in the form of “miniapps”, have experienced an accelerated growth trajectory in recent years. Specifically, the miniapps, analogous to native apps, have enabled super apps to construct a comprehensive ecosystem around themselves, akin to Google Play and the Apple App Store. By doing so, they not only enhance the host's functionalities, but also bestow an elevated leve
Abstract: With the continuous development of Super-App and mini-apps ecosystem, the technical architecture, regulatory requirements, and security solutions of mini-apps are constantly changing. Mini-apps have now been deployed not only on cellphones, but also on electric cars such as Tesla, smart vending machines and handheld POS terminals. Many games based on Unity WebGL engine are also being supported by major Super-Apps. Completely different application scenarios, such as mobile phones and cars, and busi
We invite researchers and practitioners to submit original research papers for the inaugural Workshop on Secure and Trustworthy Superapps (SaTS 2023), co-located with ACM CCS 2023. The aim of this workshop is to bring together experts from academia and industry to discuss and address the security and privacy challenges posed by the increasing use of mobile super apps. A mobile super app is a mobile app that hosts and supports other applications (i.e., miniapps), enabling their execution by using the platfor
Yuan Zhang