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Nox Emulator is one of the ‘go-to’ methods mobile game cheaters use to gain an unfair advantage in playing mobile games. This blog covers the basics of how cheaters use emulators and App Players to cheat in mobile games…
The voice of the mobile consumer is very clear; a global survey of 10,000 mobile consumers found that the security expectations of iOS and Android users are the same….
Ransomware attacks on the healthcare industry skyrocketed in 2020. Mobile health apps are the weak link. Learn how to protect mHealth apps with Appdome.
Mobile apps continue to go viral. With the pandemic, mobile apps have gained adoption faster than ever before. As a result, apps have gone from a few users to…
Going into 2022, we’ve seen a clear evolution in mobile banking security. Learn the top 10 mobile banking app security requirements for 2022.
As 2021 draws to a close, we look on to 2022 with nervous anticipation as the Omicron variant throws us a curveball in unfolding the next chapter of COVID-19….
This blog discusses how to eliminate framework dependencies in mobile data encryption and how developers can overcome compatibility issues and other complications they face when implementing data-at-rest encryption for iOS and Android apps.
1 in 3 of all smartphone users in the US use an mHealth or wellness app at least once a month, most of which gather some level of protected health information (PHI). That’s a lot of apps that have to be HIPAA compliant.
When you build your mobile apps with Appdome’s all-in-one mobile app security solution, your customer’s PII and their mobile privacy will be fully protected.
Adding tampering protection to Android and iOS apps is one of the first lines of defense to prevent unauthorized changes to your app (such as ‘mods’ and ‘fakes’).
Prevent App…
Security tips for mobile app developers
FIPS 140-2 compliance for mobile apps applies to multiple solutions involving mobile apps. As it relates to data at rest encryption, FIPS 140-2 cryptographic…
During the pandemic, mobile apps were increasingly used for payment. In Appdome’s 2021 Mobile Consumer Survey, consumers used mobile apps for payments 45% more in 2021 than they did in the previous…
Nox Emulator is one of the ‘go-to’ methods mobile game cheaters use to gain an unfair advantage in playing mobile games. This blog covers the basics of how cheaters use emulators and App Players to cheat in mobile games…
The voice of the mobile consumer is very clear; a global survey of 10,000 mobile consumers found that the security expectations of iOS and Android users are the same….
Ransomware attacks on the healthcare industry skyrocketed in 2020. Mobile health apps are the weak link. Learn how to protect mHealth apps with Appdome.
Mobile apps continue to go viral. With the pandemic, mobile apps have gained adoption faster than ever before. As a result, apps have gone from a few users to…
Going into 2022, we’ve seen a clear evolution in mobile banking security. Learn the top 10 mobile banking app security requirements for 2022.
As 2021 draws to a close, we look on to 2022 with nervous anticipation as the Omicron variant throws us a curveball in unfolding the next chapter of COVID-19….
This blog discusses how to eliminate framework dependencies in mobile data encryption and how developers can overcome compatibility issues and other complications they face when implementing data-at-rest encryption for iOS and Android apps.
1 in 3 of all smartphone users in the US use an mHealth or wellness app at least once a month, most of which gather some level of protected health information (PHI). That’s a lot of apps that have to be HIPAA compliant.
When you build your mobile apps with Appdome’s all-in-one mobile app security solution, your customer’s PII and their mobile privacy will be fully protected.
Adding tampering protection to Android and iOS apps is one of the first lines of defense to prevent unauthorized changes to your app (such as ‘mods’ and ‘fakes’).
Prevent App…
Security tips for mobile app developers
FIPS 140-2 compliance for mobile apps applies to multiple solutions involving mobile apps. As it relates to data at rest encryption, FIPS 140-2 cryptographic…
During the pandemic, mobile apps were increasingly used for payment. In Appdome’s 2021 Mobile Consumer Survey, consumers used mobile apps for payments 45% more in 2021 than they did in the previous…
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