The Appdome Dev+Sec blog is your source for expert insights on protecting your mobile business. We break down the most pressing issues facing mobile businesses including: AI-powered fraud, and API abuse and bot attacks, device binding, security and compliance, and threat telemetry and devops and compliance issues.
Whether you’re a CISO, product owner, app developer, or mobile security leader, this blog is built to empower your team with the knowledge to stay ahead of threats—and the tools to act instantly.
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Today’s mobile apps face advanced threats from bots and API abuse. Appdome’s new MobileBOT™ Defense with IDAnchor™ gives mobile brands a unified way to stop both—eliminating spoofing, fake…
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Mobile Ad Fraud Is a Multi-Billion Dollar Problem
Mobile ad fraud drains marketing budgets and corrupts attribution signals..
We’ve all seen it. That quiet, almost magical moment when your phone lights up with a message from Apple or Google…
IDAnchor™ stops mule accounts in mobile apps by binding each user to a trusted app, install, and device—preventing fake account creation at the source.
Learn how to improve identity verification workflows in mobile apps using persistent mobile identity from Appdome.
IDAnchor™ brings continuous identity trust to mobile apps, protecting CIAM from fake apps, spoofed devices, and session-based fraud with a persistent chain of trust.
In this blog, we’ll explore how Appdome’s new IDAnchor™ offering is the foundation of trusted Customer Identity for mobile applications everywhere.
In earlier posts, we defined Customer Identity Protection (CIP) and shared why IDAnchor™ is the foundation of Trusted Customer Identity in mobile apps. Now, let’s turn to the need…
Customer Identity Protection (CIP) is a perimeter defense layer for Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM), Identity Verification (IDV), and other systems used in mobile applications. CIP establishes a chain of trust from the publisher to the mobile app instance, device, and end user and monitors the mobile environment for threats that undermine customer identity in apps.
Summary: Quantum computing poses a looming challenge to today’s encryption standards, especially for mobile apps that rely on asymmetric key exchange to secure user data. Threat actors can potentially…
Barclays says that credential stuffing remains a major mobile banking risk in 2022. Here are 5 easy steps mobile developers and security professionals can take to prevent a mobile credential stuffing attack in banking apps.
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