Enhancing Mobile Security with an Automated SIM Slot Ejection System and Authentication Mechanism

This project focuses on the development of an Automatic SIM Slot Ejection System for smartphones, accompanied by a robust authentication mechanism. Users rely on ejector tools to insert or remove SIM cards from their mobile devices. However, this method poses security risks, especially in situations where a stolen phone could be immediately switched off by an unauthorized individual. In such cases, the perpetrator may remove the SIM card, allowing them to exploit banking applications or gain access to personal access to personal accounts through password reset procedures using the associated Gmail credentials. To address this vulnerability, we propose a comprehensive security solution that requires authentication for both removing and inserting SIM cards into their designated slots, by implementing this system, unauthorized individuals will be unable to power off the device without proper authentication. This safeguard aims to prevent potential misuse of a stolen phone’s SIM card, safeguarding sensitive information stored within banking applications or other linked services accessible through Gmail credentials. While this project cannot guarantee complete safety, it effectively mitigates the security risks associated with stolen or lost mobile devices. By incorporating an automated SIM Slot Ejection System and an authentication mechanism, we strive to enhance mobile security, providing users with additional protection for their valuable smartphones and personal data.