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I looked through the security guidelines and it's pretty clear that there's going to be a few implementations that aren't sufficiently secure. It appears that
by Osiris 16y ago
I looked through the security guidelines and it's pretty clear that there's going to be a few implementations that aren't sufficiently secure. It appears that most or all of the work required to secure your content is up to the developer.
Does anyone know how this compares to the iOS implementation of in-app purchases? I would suspect (without any evidence) that Apples provides security mechanisms for this as part of the API.
- litewulf 16y agoWell, on iOS since the only real way to execute code is from their app store, its much harder to attack the client code. Android can not do so, so there needs to be defense in depth to protect against that.
- xenomachina 16y agoWhat about code you built yourself, jailbroken iPhones?
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