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  • See Appdome's DevOps tool build defenses against auto click malware and IVT fraud in mobile apps in minutes.
  • Learn how to build auto click malware defense in your DevOps pipeline and upgrade DevSecOps today.
  • Certify Secure™ in-app defense against auto-clicking apps, auto-click fraud, ad fraud, IVT fraud, synthetic fraud and more quickly and easily.

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Developers and Security Teams Know Appdome is the Right Choice

Using Appdome’s mobile app security build system, deliver comprehensive protection against auto click malware, auto-clicking apps and more inside Android & iOS apps, no coding, no SDKs, no gateways or attestation services needed. 

Build in-app defense to auto-click fraud in the DevOps pipeline with ease. Meet release timelines. Satisfy internal and industry security requirements fast.

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Preserve Android & iOS App Trust

Mobile consumers deserve mobile app experiences they can trust. It's now possible for developers, studios and app publishers to quickly, completely and easily prevent mobile malware and abuse, and protect users from malicious programs designed to undermine and exploit how mobile devices, OS and apps work.

Protect Mobile Apps from On-Device Malware

Protect Android and iOS apps, and the mobile consumers and end users that use your apps, from on-device malware. In many cases, mobile app consumers are unaware that their personal devices are compromised by malware installed on the device. Protect users and your app data quickly and easily.

Total Malware Protection inside the DevOps Pipeline

Inside your DevOps pipeline you can ensure that every release of Android and IOS apps include features that prevent all major malware methods and tools including Magisk, Magisk Hide, Magisk Manager, Frida, memory tampering, memory injection, key injection, fake clicks and fake event, hooking and hooking frameworks, speed hacking, and cheating tools like GameGuardian and more. No gateway. No SDK or API. No code required.

Block Mobile Game Cheating and Cheat Engines

Everyone plays mobile games. Mobile games guide users on incredible journeys, offering excitement, entertainment and community. Mobile game cheats, cheating engines and mobile game cheating tools undermine that experience and make game play less fair and enjoyable for everyone. Appdome offers no code mobile game cheat prevention to stop game cheating tools like GameGuardian, and cheating methods, like speed hacking, memory tampering and more, quickly and easily.

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