Ted Miracco

Mobile apps and APIs are increasingly being targeted by cybercriminals using sophisticated techniques to exploit vulnerabilities and gain access to sensitive data. To stay ahead of these threats, real-time analytics on the security state of mobile apps and devices is critical. Read Full Story

"Bank-grade security" is a term often used to describe a high level of security measures implemented in mobile applications to protect sensitive data, transactions, and user privacy. It implies that the app's security measures are at par with or comparable to the security standards employed by financial institutions, such as banks, which are known for their rigorous security practices. In this post, we will examine what is meant by this term and whether or not you should be comforted by it. Read Full Story

E-scooters are becoming an increasingly popular mode of transportation in cities around the world, offering a convenient and eco-friendly alternative to traditional forms of transport. However, as their popularity grows, so does the risk of vandalism and fraud, which can lead to significant financial losses for companies that operate e-scooter sharing programs. Read Full Story

Pinduoduo Malware highlights the need for App Attestation on a Global Scale The recent Pinduoduo hack may have impacted over 700 million users in China, and highlights the need for mobile app attestation to protect against mobile app malware and other vulnerabilities. In the Pinduoduo hack, attackers were able to exploit a vulnerability in the popular ecommerce mobile app to gain access to user accounts and steal sensitive information, such as users' names, phone numbers, and addresses. This type of attack is not uncommon, and highlights the importance of implementing strong security measures, such as app attestation, to help prevent such vulnerabilities from being exploited. Read Full Story

Data breaches involving the healthcare industry can have serious consequences, as they can compromise sensitive and personal information such as medical records, financial data, and personal identification numbers. Mobile apps are increasingly being used in the healthcare industry to provide services such as telemedicine, appointment scheduling, and electronic health records, and these apps can also be vulnerable to data breaches. Read Full Story