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Mobile RASP & App Shielding

With Appdome, we added mobile RASP protections instantly,
protecting against dynamic threats and runtime exploits.”

FAQ

Appdome uses AI to code and build defense features you choose into your mobile application. Select the Android & iOS defenses you need from 400+ mobile app security, anti-fraud, bot defense, anti-malware, geo compliance, social engineering, deep-fake, and other attack vectors, and build your app.

No, you do not need to integrate an SDK or source code, or deploy a server to use Appdome defenses in your mobile applications. You choose the defenses, and Appdome builds and compiles those defenses into your app automatically. All the detection, defense and business logic needed to ensure the defenses run smoothly in your application are contained in the dynamic defense plugins that Appdome adds to your app.

Yes, as a developer, you have full control over the user experience when attacks occur. Appdome provides detailed attack and threat intelligence through multiple channels, including an in-app intelligence framework and a real-time threat analysis and investigation center. You can use this data throughout the app lifecycle to adapt both defenses and the user experience in real time.

Yes, Appdome supports all mobile coding languages and development frameworks, including Android Studio, Java, Kotlin, C++, Ionic, React Native, Flutter, Cordova, Swift, Objective-C, Xcode, Xamarin, MAUI, Unity, PhoneGap, and more. Appdome also supports all Android & iOS operating systems from vendors such as Apple, Google, Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Motorola, Oppo, Realme, Huawei, and others. In fact, Appdome’s mobile developer benefits are second to none!

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For years, fraud prevention solutions have tried to use Device IDs to bind (or link) a user’s account or session to a specific device to prevent unauthorized access from other devices. However, until recently, Device IDs lacked persistence and the broad threat context needed to stop fraud and ATOs …