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Welcome to Appdome’s DevSec Blog

Our DevSec blog is dedicated to the topics, best practices and cybersecurity research needed by mobile developers (DEV) and cybersecurity (SEC) teams in the modern mobile DevOps pipeline.

In this DevSec blog we’ll share our research and best practices in securing Android & iOS apps. Our goal is to help mobile developers and cyber security teams stay ahead of mobile app hackers, attackers, pass mobile application penetration tests, and make mobile DevSecOps compliance easy.

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Appdome prevents MitM attacks on android and ios mobile apps without coding

How to Prevent Mobile MiTM Attacks

Tom Tovar, Appdome’s co-creator, published a great byline in DarkReading: Man-in-the-Middle Attacks: A Growing but Preventable Mobile Threat. This blog will elaborate more on how to prevent mobile MitM…

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Appdome prevents MitM attacks on android and ios mobile apps without coding

How to Prevent Mobile MiTM Attacks

Tom Tovar, Appdome’s co-creator, published a great byline in DarkReading: Man-in-the-Middle Attacks: A Growing but Preventable Mobile Threat. This blog will elaborate more on how to prevent mobile MitM…

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How to Comply with the OWASP MASVS Standard

The OWASP MASVS (Mobile Application Security Verification Standard) is a standard that establishes mobile app security requirements for developers to build secure mobile apps and security teams to test mobile apps. On Appdome, brands can easily comply with the OWASP MASVS standard.

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AI Has Democratized Spear Phishing Attacks, Now What?

Spear phishing attacks used to be limited to high-profile targets such as CEOs, politicians, and other influential individuals. These attacks required extensive research, preparation, and coordination, making them a…