In this Build Better Mobile Malware Prevention blog series, we’ll share our mobile security research and cover the top attacks, threats, methods and tools used against Android & iOS apps. This includes malware bridges like Magisk, hooking and instrumentation frameworks like Frida, Root Hiding and Jailbreak detection bypass tools as well as other advanced malware methods against iOS and Android apps at runtime. Understanding and defending against the growing diversity of mobile exploits and attacks is critical to ensuring mobile business integrity and an amazing mobile experience for all mobile users.
We’ll also share DevOps CI/CD and Data-Driven DevSecOps™ best practices, and highlight key operational and industry insights, to help you achieve mobile DevSecOps agility and follow mobile app protection best practices in CI/CD.
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Spear phishing attacks used to be limited to high-profile targets such as CEOs, politicians, and other influential individuals. These attacks required extensive research, preparation, and coordination, making them a…
Threat and risk data is critical to combating mobile fraud. Everyone knows that. The more important challenge has been “when,” “where” or “how” to leverage this data to defeat…
Malware can harvest unprotected network information stored in mobile apps, allowing fraudsters to launch ransomware attacks on the back end. This makes mobile apps the weak link when protecting your networks from ransomware attacks.
Knowing the answer to this question: “What does EventBot teach us about the business of Malware?” is critical to cybersecurity professionals who need to develop adequate strategies to guard against this threat class.
One of the more malicious malware banks and fintechs have to contend with is EventBot, a data harvesting malware designed to steal usernames and passwords and intercept SMS messages.
Mobile Banking Trojans remain one of the biggest threats to mobile banking and mobile banking customers in 2022. In this blog mobile app developers and security professionals responsible for retail banking applications, can learn how to best protect their mobile banking apps against malware and trojans installed on the devices of their mobile banking customers.
Appdome can protect mobile banking apps against all kinds of Malware, Trojans, RATs and other malicious programs installed on a consumer device via click-bait and social engineering. Including Android Trojans such as Sharkbot, App Overlay Attacks such as Strandhogg, Remote Access Trojans like Pegasus and more.
Mobile consumers continue to be the fastest growing group and online, and we asked 10,000 people of all ages and backgrounds what they were most concerned about. Across this diverse group, the…
In this blog post I’ll discuss mobile malware ‘droppers’ and remote access trojans (RATS), and explain how cybercriminals use them to upgrade mobile malware with more powerful capabilities based…
This blog post is a continuation of my previous blog on how malware adapts itself and evolves based on conditions it encounters in its environment, using the StrandHogg and…
Protect mobile banking and fintech apps against Remote Access Trojans now. The pandemic has moved more and more of your customers to mobile banking. Hackers know this and are looking to take advantage of the situation. By waiting until your apps suffer a mobile breach, you are putting your customers and reputation at risk.
Security tips for mobile application developers
Mobile malware developers are creating malware at an increasing volume, velocity and level of sophistication. I guess it’s because they’re bad guys, it’s what…
Spear phishing attacks used to be limited to high-profile targets such as CEOs, politicians, and other influential individuals. These attacks required extensive research, preparation, and coordination, making them a…
Threat and risk data is critical to combating mobile fraud. Everyone knows that. The more important challenge has been “when,” “where” or “how” to leverage this data to defeat…
Malware can harvest unprotected network information stored in mobile apps, allowing fraudsters to launch ransomware attacks on the back end. This makes mobile apps the weak link when protecting your networks from ransomware attacks.
Knowing the answer to this question: “What does EventBot teach us about the business of Malware?” is critical to cybersecurity professionals who need to develop adequate strategies to guard against this threat class.
One of the more malicious malware banks and fintechs have to contend with is EventBot, a data harvesting malware designed to steal usernames and passwords and intercept SMS messages.
Mobile Banking Trojans remain one of the biggest threats to mobile banking and mobile banking customers in 2022. In this blog mobile app developers and security professionals responsible for retail banking applications, can learn how to best protect their mobile banking apps against malware and trojans installed on the devices of their mobile banking customers.
Appdome can protect mobile banking apps against all kinds of Malware, Trojans, RATs and other malicious programs installed on a consumer device via click-bait and social engineering. Including Android Trojans such as Sharkbot, App Overlay Attacks such as Strandhogg, Remote Access Trojans like Pegasus and more.
Mobile consumers continue to be the fastest growing group and online, and we asked 10,000 people of all ages and backgrounds what they were most concerned about. Across this diverse group, the…
In this blog post I’ll discuss mobile malware ‘droppers’ and remote access trojans (RATS), and explain how cybercriminals use them to upgrade mobile malware with more powerful capabilities based…
This blog post is a continuation of my previous blog on how malware adapts itself and evolves based on conditions it encounters in its environment, using the StrandHogg and…
Protect mobile banking and fintech apps against Remote Access Trojans now. The pandemic has moved more and more of your customers to mobile banking. Hackers know this and are looking to take advantage of the situation. By waiting until your apps suffer a mobile breach, you are putting your customers and reputation at risk.
Security tips for mobile application developers
Mobile malware developers are creating malware at an increasing volume, velocity and level of sophistication. I guess it’s because they’re bad guys, it’s what…
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