There are many ways fraudsters can hack/cheat mobile games. This blog will focus on how experienced hackers can use special purpose or general hacking tools such as memory editing, dynamic code injection, and saved game state editing in order to modify running processes or memory of a mobile game.
Cheating in mobile games is a huge issue that plagues every mobile game developer and publisher. In this blog, I describing the most common cheating tools and how they work.
In this post I’ll discuss an often overlooked but ridiculously powerful debugging and dynamic instrumentation framework called Android Debug Bridge (ADB) that fraudsters have adopted as one of their go-to, must-have tools for abusing Android apps to commit mobile fraud.
A Screen Overlay Attack (sometimes also called Clickjacking) is an attack method whereby bad actors and fraudsters uses multiple transparent or opaque layers to trick a user into clicking on a button, window, or other UI element that is hidden underneath a fake screen that the attacker has placed on top of the real screen to hide it from view.
Fraudsters have taken notice that mobile app use is on the rise and are doubling down their resources and focusing their attacks squarely on mobile apps to divert as many of those dollars into their own pockets as possible. One of their favorite ways to cash-in is Mobile Click Fraud. This blog discusses how to preempt mobile click fraud.
I’m very excited to share with you the new and improved Secure Communication offering from Appdome! Preventing MitM attacks has never been easier.
On behalf of everyone at Appdome, we want to wish all of our visitors, readers, prospects, customers, investors, advisors, partners and other supporters a wonderful holiday and even better new year.
In this blog, I’ll cover the threats mobile consumers fear most. Understanding this voice of the consumer is the key to creating sustainable and lasting mobile businesses in the pandemic…
I’m excited to announce a new part to the Appdome service, called Certified Secure™. Appdome has quickly become the standard in securing Android and iOS apps. Because of this…
COVID-19 has transformed the mobile app economy in some big ways. Overnight, more people and more businesses than ever are using and relying on mobile apps. Here at Appdome, we wanted…
Hello Appdome community!
We’re constantly innovating at Appdome. This Dev Sec Blog covers some recent updates to the Appdome product, including the introduction of new features and enhancements I’m excited…
In this blog post, I’ll discuss how to prevent MFA Bypass attacks that cybercriminals use to compromise iOS and Android apps.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is one of the best practices…
There are many ways fraudsters can hack/cheat mobile games. This blog will focus on how experienced hackers can use special purpose or general hacking tools such as memory editing, dynamic code injection, and saved game state editing in order to modify running processes or memory of a mobile game.
Cheating in mobile games is a huge issue that plagues every mobile game developer and publisher. In this blog, I describing the most common cheating tools and how they work.
In this post I’ll discuss an often overlooked but ridiculously powerful debugging and dynamic instrumentation framework called Android Debug Bridge (ADB) that fraudsters have adopted as one of their go-to, must-have tools for abusing Android apps to commit mobile fraud.
A Screen Overlay Attack (sometimes also called Clickjacking) is an attack method whereby bad actors and fraudsters uses multiple transparent or opaque layers to trick a user into clicking on a button, window, or other UI element that is hidden underneath a fake screen that the attacker has placed on top of the real screen to hide it from view.
Fraudsters have taken notice that mobile app use is on the rise and are doubling down their resources and focusing their attacks squarely on mobile apps to divert as many of those dollars into their own pockets as possible. One of their favorite ways to cash-in is Mobile Click Fraud. This blog discusses how to preempt mobile click fraud.
I’m very excited to share with you the new and improved Secure Communication offering from Appdome! Preventing MitM attacks has never been easier.
On behalf of everyone at Appdome, we want to wish all of our visitors, readers, prospects, customers, investors, advisors, partners and other supporters a wonderful holiday and even better new year.
In this blog, I’ll cover the threats mobile consumers fear most. Understanding this voice of the consumer is the key to creating sustainable and lasting mobile businesses in the pandemic…
I’m excited to announce a new part to the Appdome service, called Certified Secure™. Appdome has quickly become the standard in securing Android and iOS apps. Because of this…
COVID-19 has transformed the mobile app economy in some big ways. Overnight, more people and more businesses than ever are using and relying on mobile apps. Here at Appdome, we wanted…
Hello Appdome community!
We’re constantly innovating at Appdome. This Dev Sec Blog covers some recent updates to the Appdome product, including the introduction of new features and enhancements I’m excited…
In this blog post, I’ll discuss how to prevent MFA Bypass attacks that cybercriminals use to compromise iOS and Android apps.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is one of the best practices…
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