Ted Eull
Researchers unveiled a startling discovery this week: 41 percent of the most popular Android apps that implement OAuth 2.0 allow an attacker to remotely impersonate any user account, access personal information from within the app, and make in-app purchases on the user’s dime. In this post I explain OAuth 2.0 and how it affects mobile app security and risk.
The convenience of Instant Apps is appealing, but attackers will view it as a shiny new attack vector, and for me the security jury is still out.
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