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How to Notify Users When Untrusted Cipher Suite Detected

Learn how to customize the Notification that will display to a mobile user if Appdome detects the use of unauthorized or unapproved TLS Cipher Suites in a TLS session.

App Compromise Notifications – (Cipher Suite Enforcement)

Appdome enables you to restrict the use of Cipher Suites used in TLS sessions with your app, by uploading a list of approved Cipher Suites. Appdome will enforce the use of Cipher Suites to only allow Cipher Suites contained in the list. If Appdome detects the use of unauthorized Cipher Suites, the default behavior is to drop the connection and display an App Compromise Notification to the mobile user.

This Knowledge Base article provides instructions on how to customize the App Compromise notification message when Appdome the use of unauthorized Cipher Suites.

3 Easy Steps to Notify Users when Untrusted Cipher Suite Detected

Follow these 3 Easy Steps to Notify Users when Untrusted Cipher Suite Detected.

You can customize the App Compromise Notification displayed to mobile users when security events trigger the app to exit.

Please follow these steps to add a mobile app to your Appdome account.

From “Build”, click Security, thenSecure Communications, and Turn on Trusted Session
Expand Session Management, Enable “Enforce Cipher Suites”
- Click Choose File and upload your list of allowed cipher suites. You don’t already have such a file, you can use this template and remove any cipher-suite you want to disallow.
- (Optional) Enable Threat Events and customize the text in the App Compromise Notification free-form text box.
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Notify Users When Untrusted Cipher Suite Detected

Congratulations! You now have a mobile app fully integrated with security.

customizing App Compromise Notifications

Prerequisites

Appdome account
Mobile App (.ipa for iOS, or .apk or .aab for Android)
Signing Credentials (e.g., signing certificates and provisioning profile)

No Coding Dependency

Using Appdome, there are no development or coding prerequisites to build secured apps. There is no SDK and no library to manually code or implement in the app. The Appdome technology adds the relevant standards, frameworks, and logic to the app automatically, with no manual development work at all.

How to Sign & Publish Secured Mobile Apps Built on Appdome

After successfully securing your app using Appdome, there are several available options to complete your project, depending on your app lifecycle or workflow. These include:

Signing Secure iOS and Android apps
Customizing, Configuring & Branding Secure Mobile Apps
Deploying/Publishing Secure mobile apps to Public or Private app stores

Or, see this quick reference Releasing Secured Android & iOS Apps built on Appdome.

How to Learn More

Check out the full menu of features in the Appdome Mobile Security Suite

If you have any questions, please send them our way at support@appdome.com or via the chat window on the Appdome platform.

Or request a demo at any time.

Troubleshooting Tips – Learn the Differences between a Mobile App ‘Crashing’ and ‘Closing’

It’s important to understand the differences between apps ‘crashing’ and ‘closing’. In short, when an app crashes, it shuts down due to a bug or defect in the code. Crashing is unintentional. There may be times when a mobile app will close/shut down unexpectedly in response to a detected mobile threat, particularly if the app has been secured with certain features from Appdome’s Mobile App Security suite. In such cases, the behavior is intentional and expected. For example, for apps protected by Jailbreaking/ Rooting Prevention, when the app detects that it is running on a device that has been rooted or jailbroken, the default behavior is for the app to shut itself down in order to protect itself, as well as to protect the mobile user and data.

Read this KB to understand the most common reasons for an Appdome-secured app to shut itself down.

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