Appdome’s no-code man-in-the-middle (MITM) prevention solution provides a multi-level defense against MiTM and other data-in-transit attacks. Protect data-in-transit. Add certificate pinning. Ensure valid hosts and clients. No coding required.
Protect Android, iOS & API connections fast. SSL validation, CA authentication, malicious proxy detection, TLS enforcement, FIPS 140 2 DIT and more.
Block bots & malicious hosts in mobile networks. Ensure validity of mobile hosts and mobile clients with certificate pinning and in-app client-side certs.
Provide end-to-end encryption, and active defenses, to prevent the loss or exploit of data-in-transit in Android & iOS apps. Enforce certificate roles, SHA256, cipher suites and more.
Appdome offers the most advanced Man-in-the-Middle prevention for Android and iOS that protects the app/server connection much better than other MiTM solutions. It is a state-full approach with zero performance effect that protects Android and iOS apps against all types of network connection attacks and session hijacking techniques.
Appdome’s MiTM prevention goes far beyond other MiTM solutions. It includes 3 distinct solutions: Trusted Session, SecureAPI and Session Control.
Validates the authenticity of communication between the Android or iOS app and APIs and the backend. Actively defends against MiTM, malicious proxies and redirects, stale sessions, enforces CAs and more.
Protects the integrity of the API calls in the mobile app by validating certificates for specific domains, both internal as well as 3rd party (external) domains. Validation methods include Chain Evaluation, Strict Evaluation and Pinning.
Allows mobile developers to enforce detailed control to ensure the integrity of the connection between the app and the back end server, including enforcing Cipher Suites, TLS Version, Certificate Roles, SHA256, client-side cert pinning and server-side cert pinning.
Source: Annual Appdome State of Mobile App Security Review
Man-in-the-Middle (MiTM) attacks occur when an attacker intercepts, relays or alters the communication between the mobile app and the backend server or service. They are an easy way for hackers to steal or harvest data while it’s ‘in transit’. Using MiTM attacks, a malicious entity can gain access to mobile data in transit (such as usernames, passwords, API payloads, payment information) and use this data for credential and identity theft or launch attacks on the backend server infrastructure.
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