So, I saw this blog (https://blog.nativescript.org/nativescript-ios-security/index.html) article today, and was thinking awesome someone is actually talking about security in NativeScript apps... My elation was very short lived. Shortly, after starting to read it, I'm like, oh my G*D! Bad security advice is way worse than no security advice! At least the other insecure plugin NativeScript/Secure-Storage… Continue reading Another pointless NativeScript Security Plugin....
I was talking to a community member about some of the sites I run (and I mentioned a site called https://AppProtection.net) as they didn't realize I also do a lot of server side work. However, she was shocked that the source code for her app was easily accessible by everyone. If you write an application… Continue reading PSA: Your Android and iOS Application is not secure...
Security is never perfect, the minute the device is under the control of an attacker; you have issues. So the primary goal of security is to raise the bar so high; that it becomes much more profitable to attack your competitors app then your app. Don't make your app the easy target. So, recently I… Continue reading Mobile Application Security
UPDATE: Works on iOS and Android; see https://AppProtection.net. Have you spent months working on the perfect application? Are you now worried someone will just copy your source code right from your NativeScript application? (This is not a unique issue to NativeScript; ReactNative, Titanium*,Cordova/PhoneGap and any other platforms that are not compiling Java code have this… Continue reading Introducing NativeScript-Protect
In a lot of larger web sites it is pretty common that you use several third party resources like JavaScript. However, this is a potential malicious door into your customers computer via your website. What happens if the third party resource is changed by someone who does not have your best interests at heart. Your… Continue reading Adding External Resource Security
