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What You Need to Know: Gartner Market Guide for Mobile Application Security Testing

This week Gartner released the Market Guide for Mobile Application Security Testing, which measures the impact of mobile app development and security testing at the enterprise. In addition, the guide provides enterprise and IT leaders with key criteria for comparing mobile app security testing vendors.

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Spearing data in mobile memory: Building a better R2Frida memory search

NowSecure Researcher Francesco Tamagni recently made significant improvements to R2Frida’s memory-search capabilities, and he answered some questions about those updates and how they make R2Frida (an integration of the Frida and Radare open-source tools/frameworks) even better.

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Building the best open-source mobile app security testing tool: Q&A with the creators of Frida and Radare

Imagine a man confined in a room and observed by a researcher over video surveillance. Imagine that the surveillance cameras can also, at any time, zoom in-and-out to scrutinize the atoms, molecules, cells, tissues, organs, or organ systems that make up the man.

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Android Dirty COW patch and exploiting vulnerable devices without root

Android Dirty COW patch released On Monday, Google announced putting the Dirty COW vulnerability (CVE-2016-5195) out to pasture with the 2016-12-05 patch level in the December 2016 Android Security Update. That’s welcome news for owners of Google Nexus and Pixel devices. Of course even with the patch from Google, the long standing problem of Android

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Android malware analysis with Radare: Dissecting the Triada Trojan

A blog post providing an introduction on how to use Radare for Android malware analysis. After reading this post, you’ll understand how to use Radare2 to disassemble Android binaries, how to identify suspicious or malicious app behavior, and some of the benefits and limitations of using Radare2 for this use case.

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What is the Dirty COW vulnerability and how does it impact mobile security?

The Dirty COW vulnerability impacts many mobile devices. I analyzed it and its exploit and ended up writing a plug-in for Radare2.

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What You Need to Know: Gartner Market Guide for Mobile Application Security Testing

Spearing data in mobile memory: Building a better R2Frida memory search

Building the best open-source mobile app security testing tool: Q&A with the creators of Frida and Radare

Android Dirty COW patch and exploiting vulnerable devices without root

Android malware analysis with Radare: Dissecting the Triada Trojan

What is the Dirty COW vulnerability and how does it impact mobile security?

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