Use AI to build and maintain Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attack Prevention in mobile apps. Detect and prevent MitM attacks in Android & iOS apps. Deliver, test, and support all MitM defenses in one solution today.
Use AI to build and maintain Mobile App Security in Android & iOS apps. In your CI/CD pipeline, Appdome automatically adapts & builds protections to match the language and structure of your mobile app, build by build. You enjoy less work, no coding, no SDKs, and better protection.
Use Appdome's Threat-Events™ framework to get MitM attack defense data at any point in your mobile application lifecycle, from launch to sign-up to onboarding, payment, and more. Then, use the threat data to tailor and control the user experience and deliver the best experience for your business.
ThreatScope™ XTM monitors the active attack surface of your mobile business, providing real-time insights into the impact of MitM attack defenses, deep inspection into new and emerging MitM attack threats, and the power to preempt any attack impacting your mobile app, brand, or user.
With Appdome, we instantly blocked all MitM attacks - no SDKs, no servers, just solid mobile defense.”
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Use Appdome’s AI-Native platform to secure, monitor, and respond with MitM Attack Prevention features in your Android & iOS apps fast. Let AI code and build Certified Secure™ MitM Attack Prevention, code obfuscation, AES 256 data encryption, Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) and more into mobile apps. Don’t force more work, coding, outdated SDKs, and servers on the engineering team. Automate everything. Save Money.
Appdome's modular architecture allows mobile brands and businesses to deploy any number of MitM Attack Detection plugins inside mobile apps. These plugins use a dynamic defense model that analyzes behavioral anomalies, identifies threats, and filters out false positives, all without a server or external attestation. If you want to eliminate big Epics and manual work in fighting the battle against MitM attacks, Appdome is the right choice.
Appdome’s secure communication enforces hardened SSL/TLS connections and uses active MitM detection to protect Android and iOS apps and data-in-transit. It enforces minimum TLS versions, approved cipher suites, and proper certificate validation using AES-256 encryption. Appdome also monitors the SSL/TLS handshake to block session hijacking and ensure the authenticity of server connections.
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Appdome provides secure, hardened certificate pinning for Android and iOS apps to prevent connections to malicious servers and endpoints. It uses AES-256 encryption and securely stores trusted server certificates within the Appdome framework. When a connection is established, Appdome validates certificates using chain evaluation, strict evaluation, root, and public-key pinning methods to stop bypass attacks using forged or fraudulent certificates.
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With Appdome’s Secure Communication, developers and security teams can easily pass mobile app penetration tests that use MitM exploits and attack tools. Prevent attackers from intercepting sessions, swapping certificates, or redirecting traffic through proxy tools such as Charles Proxy, Burp Suite, NMAP, mitmproxy, Wireshark, and Metasploit. Appdome safeguards mobile app connections from MitM attacks and toolkits, including Frida SSL bypass techniques.
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Appdome's MitM Attack Prevention stops session hijacking, cookie hijacking, and other MitM methods. It blocks cookie hijacking by preventing cookie reads in transit (including via proxy) and at-rest in the cookie store. Session hijacking is prevented by validating the server SSL certificate chain and stopping SSL Replay Attacks, Stale Session Reuse, SSL Stripping, Evil Twin attacks, Overlay attacks, and Frida SSL Pinning Bypass. All Appdome encryption uses Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) 256.
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With Appdome Threat-Events™, iOS developers and brands can stay in full control of the mobile end user experience when iOS Jailbreak attacks happen. Appdome's Threat-Event in-app intelligence and control framework detects the iOS jailbreak and passes enriched Threat-Event data to iOS mobile app for processing and threat response. Build custom threat response, enforcement and user notification workflows that delight mobile end users when iOS jailbreak occurs.
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Inside a highly demanding DevOps lifecycle, getting MitM attack defenses right is extremely hard. Mobile apps are updated 24x-36x a year, the Android & iOS OS changes frequently, and threats evolve constantly. Appdome uses AI to eliminate this complexity, implement and keep each MitM attack defense up to date, and support the mobile engineering team's freedom and release cycles. Full support for the Mobile DevOps tool chain and best practices is a standard part of using Appdome.
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With Appdome’s MitM Attack Prevention solution, mobile developers and brands can easily resolve findings from penetration tests and vulnerability assessments. Eliminate surprises in cybersecurity audits, simplify DevSecOps, remove release blockers, clear pen-test backlogs in CI/CD, and ensure mobile apps consistently pass penetration testing.
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Appdome validates all Android and iOS defenses and provides **Certified Secure™ DevSecOps Certification** for every build generated on its platform. This supports shift-left DevOps strategies and ensures each mobile app release includes MitM attack prevention required by the business. Mobile brands can use Certified Secure™ for go/no-go release decisions and to maintain continuous compliance records.
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With Appdome, you can meet MitM attack prevention requirements without sacrificing your engineering freedom, development choices, other features, or the user’s experience.
Get a price quote and start saving money on mobile MitM prevention today. Appdome’s mobile MitM prevention solution helps mobile brands save $millions of dollars by avoiding unnecessary SDKs, server-side deployments, engineering work, support complexity, code changes and more.
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