AI-Native Mobile App Defense For The Mobile Business
Learn how Appdome’s no-code, AI-native mobile defense platform protects businesses from traditional & emerging threats like malware, phishing, and AI-based attacks.
Choose the ONE platform that lets you secure, monitor, and respond with Mobile Account Takeover (ATO) prevention and 400+ other defenses in your Android & iOS apps fast. Use AI-native dynamic defense plugins to configure account takeover defenses, data, and UX control options. Achieve Certified Secure™ outcomes in the DevOps pipeline. Automate delivery of protections against deepfakes, Face ID bypass, mobile Trojans, voice cloning, vishing, keyloggers, memory attacks and more with ease. No engineering work, coding, SDKs, or servers to get mobile anti-ATO protection in your apps. Accelerate delivery. Save Money.
Mobile brands and enterprises use Appdome to deliver all the mobile account takeover protections needed in Android & iOS apps on demand. Build and adapt the account takeover defense model on the fly with no impact on the CI/CD pipeline. Enjoy continuous compliance, with less work, less cost, no coding, no SDKs and zero complexity.
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Use Appdome's Threat-Events™ framework to get fraud, threat and risk data into the mobile app lifecycle, from sign-up to onboarding, payment, and more. Eliminate servers and call outs, and stay in full control of the user experience when mobile threats and attacks occur against Android & iOS apps and users.
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With ThreatScope™ Mobile XDR, mobile brands gain lightning-fast resilience and prove the value of ATO protections in Android & iOS apps. ThreatScope monitors for ATOs and 400+ new and emerging mobile attack vectors. Respond to any attack impacting your mobile app, brand or business automatically.
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Easy to use. Most defenses. Fastest time to market. These are just some of the things our customers say about using Appdome for Mobile Account Takeover Prevention. On top of that, the industry has awarded us over 20+ awards covering everything from Most Innovative, Best Support, and Best in Class for Mobile Account Takeover Prevention, Security, Anti-Fraud, DevOps, Bot Defense, XDR and more.
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Protect sensitive data stored in an app’s RAM during runtime with robust memory protection, preventing unauthorized access and manipulation. Attackers commonly exploit techniques like memory dumping to extract credentials, session tokens, or alter app behavior—such as modifying game scores or bypassing security checks. Appdome’s dynamic Android & iOS Memory Protection plugins safeguard critical app data, including authentication credentials and in-app purchase values, ensuring secure transactions, blocking unauthorized modifications, and preserving data integrity throughout the app’s lifecycle.
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Attackers use mobile spyware to perform account takeover attacks by secretly monitoring users' activities, capturing sensitive information like credentials. The spyware records keystrokes, screenshots, or network traffic, allowing fraudsters to access mobile app accounts without triggering security alerts. Appdome detects spyware as it attempts to harvest information from an app, like login credentials and in-app history, and when it uses the stolen information in attacks, such as keyloggers or overlay malware, eliminating any advantage attackers may have.
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GoldPickaxe iOS malware exploits MDM profiles for account takeover attacks on mobile apps by tricking victims into installing malicious MDM profiles under the guise of legitimate services. Once installed, the MDM grants attackers control over the device, allowing them to collect credentials, intercept SMS messages, and bypass biometric authentication, leading to unauthorized access to financial accounts. Appdome detects when these intrusive profiles are installed on a mobile device or interact with a protected mobile app, providing crucial defenses against such threats.
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Remote Access Trojans (RATs) are used for account takeover (ATO) attacks by gaining stealth control of a device. RATs capture keystrokes, steal credentials, and monitor app activities, enabling attackers to bypass 2FA and take over accounts without user knowledge. Appdome ATO prevention detects and blocks RAT malware by preventing the malicious methods used by malware and trojans, such as keylogging, accessibility service abuse, overlays and more, preventing unauthorized remote access and control.
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SIM swapping is a technique used for account takeovers where an attacker fraudulently transfers a victim's phone number to the attacker controlled SIM. This allows attackers to intercept SMS-based authentication codes, bypass two-factor authentication, and gain unauthorized access to mobile app accounts, particularly banking or social media apps. Appdome uses a combination of behavioral, app, and device-level detections to detect when an attacker uses the protected mobile app with a replacement SIM card.
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Facial recognition bypass is a form of ATO fraud that occurs when an attacker uses deep-fake techniques to circumvent the facial recognition used in a mobile app, gaining unauthorized access. Mechanisms for spoofing images include intercepting and modifying the camera preview data from other apps while the preview shown to the user remains unchanged. Appdome detects when an attacker or malware attempts to spoof, fake or bypass biometric (facial) recognition in Android and iOS apps.
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Attackers use Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) and Device-in-the-Middle (DIT) attacks to intercept app-server communication, stealing credentials and authentication tokens to take over accounts. Mobile brands can prevent these attacks with end-to-end encryption, certificate pinning, and anti-tampering protections to block unauthorized interceptions. Enforcing network security checks, TLS version validation, and session integrity controls further prevents protocol downgrades and ensures secure data transmission.
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Accessibility malware is used for account takeovers by exploiting accessibility services on mobile devices to gain control over user interactions. The malware can read on-screen data, capture login credentials, and automate actions like entering passwords or approving transactions, bypassing security mechanisms undetected. Appdome Accessibility Malware Prevention detects and blocks accessibility malware as well as abusive permissions typically used by such malware. Coupled with anti-tampering, keylogger prevention, and other protections, this ensures only legitimate apps use accessibility services for their intended purpose.
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RDC malware attacks work by remotely accessing the victim's mobile device. Once installed, RDC malware grants attackers control over the device, allowing them to manipulate apps, steal login credentials, and bypass authentication mechanisms to take over accounts undetected. Appdome’s ATO prevention solutions block such threats by restricting unauthorized RDC access and preventing malicious screen sharing and more. This ensures that only legitimate interactions can occur within the app and safeguards the integrity and use of your mobile app.
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Theft of PII is at the heart of account takeover attacks. Attackers use many schemes to exploit device and mobile app weaknesses that lead to the capture sensitive details like usernames, passwords, and financial information, enabling them to impersonate victims and gain unauthorized access to their accounts, bypassing security checks. Appdome ensures personal data is encrypted at rest, in memory, and in transit. And encryption is just one set of more than 300+ defenses to protect mobile brands and their end users from account takeover attacks.
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If you're looking for ATO monitoring data, Appdome's ThreatScope™ gives you detailed ATO attack data from your mobile apps, including attack types, geo-source, data by build, device make, model, Android & iOS version and more. With ThreatScope, you know exactly what, when, where, and how an ATO attack was attempted, whether existing defenses worked to stop the attack, and what new defenses may be needed to further minimize ATOs against your apps.
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With Appdome Threat-Events™, developers and brands can stay in full control of the mobile end user experience when ATO attacks happen. Appdome Threat-Events is an in-app intelligence and control framework that passes enriched Threat-Event data of ATO threats and attacks to the mobile app for processing and threat response. Build custom threat response, enforcement and user notification workflows that delight users when mobile ATO attacks occur.
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With Appdome, you can meet security and anti-fraud requirements without sacrificing your engineering freedom, development choices, other features, or the user experience.
Appdome works with the way you build your app, using defense plug-ins that are specifically built to support the coding languages used in your Android & iOS apps.
Appdome also supports your existing DevOps tech stack, including CI/CD, test automation, release management, and more. Need to deliver security or anti-fraud features without a lot of work, crashing your app or slowing down your release cycle? We’ve got you covered.
Get a price quote and start saving money on mobile ATO prevention today. Appdome’s mobile ATO prevention solution helps mobile brands save $millions of dollars by avoiding unnecessary SDKs, server-side deployments, engineering work, support complexity, code changes and more.
Learn how Appdome’s no-code, AI-native mobile defense platform protects businesses from traditional & emerging threats like malware, phishing, and AI-based attacks.
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