Certificate pinning is bypassed routinely, and not because the cryptography is weak. Why the check is the target, the two operational failures, and the four controls to pair it with.
BNM RMiT, MAS TRM, HKMA and BSP converge on the same mobile app controls. What device binding, anti-screen-capture and malware detection actually require, and what examiners ask to see.
Almost every banking app has root detection, and much of it can be bypassed from a public guide. How the four detection methods work, the three bypass approaches, and what actually holds.
The specific signals a protected app produces while it runs, what confidence each carries, and how aggregating them turns session defence into threat intelligence about your own user base.
Zero-day attacks on mobile apps use techniques no signature has catalogued yet. How behaviour-based detection closes the gap, and what real-time visibility looks like.
Banking app cloning explained: how repackaging works, what AI changed, and how mobile app hardening catches a cloned app in seconds.
Mobile application protection covers assessment, code protection, integrity, runtime defence and visibility. What each layer does, what it cannot do, and how to diagnose which one you are missing.
Five requirements that separate a mobile app hardening solution that holds from one that only reads well. Each one is verifiable in a proof of concept.
A decompiled app reveals your API surface, secrets, business logic and security checks. Here is exactly what is visible — and what mobile app hardening changes.
RASP, app shielding and mobile app hardening protect different parts of the same attack. Here is where each one stops, and the question most never ask.