5 Ways to Make Employee Wellness Apps Enterprise Ready
5 Ways to Make Employee Wellness Apps Enterprise Ready
Over the past few years, there has been an explosion in the usage of employee health and wellness apps in the workplace,…
Reverse Engineering is often overlooked as the root from which all fraud derives. Fraudsters use techniques such as static and dynamic code analysis to learn how your app functions. With this knowledge, hackers can attack your app by exploiting your app’s weaknesses and vulnerabilities. One application of reverse engineering, app install fraud, was reported to have led to $1.4B in losses in the first half of 2020. Learn how you can prevent reverse engineering of any Android or iOS app.
Hackers and use decompilers, disassemblers, and code tracing to create exploits, malware, cheat engines and get information used in launching malicious attacks.
Fraudsters use debuggers, simulators and emulators to interact with an app at runtime, bypass security built into the apps and then use their access to inject malicious code.
Fraudsters use the data learned from static and dynamic analysis to tamper with and create malicious versions of the app. Hackers repackage the app into something else.
With Appdome’s industry-leading mobile application security solution, developers can instantly deploy comprehensive, no-code, security inside Android and iOS apps, blocking attacks and stopping security threats. This mobile app protection, secures mobile apps, data and users. With Appdome, mobile app developers can add Android app security and iOS app security fast, without any development, engineering, or dependencies. Focus on an amazing end-user experience and leveraging Appdome for security.
Prevent reverse engineering of mobile apps with the use of Dex2JAR, Baksmali, JD-GUI, IDA-Pro, and Ghidra. Hackers use these tools to disassemble and decompile apps to access the source code. Obfuscate any Android and iOS apps without source code or SDKs. Stop hackers from using static analysis tools to reverse engineering your apps written in Swift, Objective C, Kotlin and Java.
Obfuscate non-native frameworks like Cordova JS, React Native JS, Xamarin DLL, Flutter, Ionic, Unity, including obfuscating Xamarin and Unity reflections, 3rd-party libraries, SDKs and non-native components inside mobile application code. Stop static analysis tools from reverse engineering mobile apps to understand your code and app logic.
Block native and Java debugging tools from attaching to your Android or iOS app. Block advanced methods, including dynamic analysis tools like Apktool, Java Debugger (JDB), LLDB and more.
Prevent reverse engineering by execution and running an Android or iOS app on emulators, simulators and other virtualized programs used in mobile cheating and mobile hacking.
Prevent malware class, dynamic instrumentation toolkits like Frida and similar toolkits from being used to interfere with your app, change app behavior, trick users, inject code, change memory or create fake events.
Stop the use of ADB (Android Debug Bridge) to launch large scale credential stuffing and other attacks. Fraudsters use these tools and methods to automatically create multiple accounts, test out exploits, and scale malicious efforts.
5 Ways to Make Employee Wellness Apps Enterprise Ready
Over the past few years, there has been an explosion in the usage of employee health and wellness apps in the workplace,…
This blog covers the implications of the Biden Administration’s workplace vaccine mandate within the context of mobile app security, employee privacy, and enterprise security.
This post is a part of a multi-part blog series about reverse engineering. Today, I’ll cover some of the challenges faced by IT and Security teams after pentesting or…
Arm yourself with compelling data never shared before on how securing your mobile apps will help retain customers and reduce churn. Using the 2021 Global Mobile Security Survey, convince your board or leadership to invest in mobile app security– and be a hero to your customers.
Find detailed “step-by-step” instructions on how to prevent reverse engineering, implement mobile security and other services in any mobile shopping, mobile retail, travel, gaming, and more Android and iOS apps. Mobile apps can be built in Android Studio, Java, Kotlin, C++, Ionic, React Native, Flutter, Cordova, Swift, Objective-C, Xcode, Xamarin, PhoneGap, and more. Learn how to protect any Android and iOS app from Mobile Fraud, Mobile Malware, User Level Attacks, MiTM and other Network-Based Attacks, Data Breaches, Cyber Ransoming, and Mods and Fake Apps apps – FAST! Includes information on the patented technology that powers the Appdome mobile security platform, illustrated guides, mobile developer tips and more.
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