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Mobile Application Security Testing and Its Benefits
Mobile Application Security Testing (MAST) is a crucial process that ensures the integrity, confidentiality, and availability of mobile applications. As smartphones and tablets become integral to our daily lives, securing mobile applications is paramount to protect sensitive data, maintain user trust, and safeguard against evolving cyber threats. Key Components of Mobile Application Security Testing: Benefits…
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Difference b/w Mobile & Web Application Security Testing
Mobile application security testing and web application security testing share common goals, but they differ in their focus and methodologies due to the distinct characteristics of mobile and web environments. Here are key differences between mobile application security testing and web application security testing: 1. Target Platform: 2. Environment and Use Cases: 3. Authentication and…
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Mobile Application Architecture Overview
Mobile application security is a critical aspect of overall cybersecurity, given the increasing reliance on mobile devices and the sensitivity of the information they handle. Securing mobile applications involves addressing vulnerabilities, implementing robust security measures, and adopting best practices to protect both the application and the data it processes 1. Client-Side Architecture Explanation of the…
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Application Security Testing Methodology and Deliverables
1. Requirements Analysis Identifying security requirements specific to the mobile app. Aligning security goals with business objectives. Compliance considerations with industry standards (GDPR, HIPAA, etc.). 2. Threat Modeling Systematically identifying potential threats and vulnerabilities. Prioritizing threats based on impact and likelihood. Developing mitigation strategies for identified threats. 3. Static Analysis (SAST) Analyzing the source code…
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Application Security Testing Approaches
Static Application Security Testing (SAST): Description: SAST analyzes the application’s source code, bytecode, or binary code for security vulnerabilities without executing the program. Purpose: Identify security issues early in the development process, including coding errors, insecure dependencies, and potential vulnerabilities. Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST): Description: DAST evaluates a running application by simulating attacks and identifying…
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Application Security Threats
Application security is paramount in the digital era, yet numerous threats persist, targeting both web and mobile applications. In the ever-expanding digital landscape, application security is a critical frontier as applications serve as gateways to our interconnected world. However, these gateways are often besieged by a variety of threats, ranging from injection attacks to sophisticated…
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Introduction to Application Security Testing
In our interconnected digital age, where mobile and web applications have become integral to our daily lives, the importance of security testing cannot be overstated. Ensuring the robustness of these applications is not just a matter of compliance but a fundamental step in protecting user data, maintaining trust, and safeguarding against evolving cyber threats. In…
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