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mariankh
2y ago
This is a question we are investigating. If you want to use the app to reproduce it or check where other apps are sending data is up to you!
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Ask HN: Why WhatsApp is sending so much unsecured traffic and unresolved IPs?
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mariankh
2y ago
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Are they listening? How to monitor mic and protect your privacy with Malloc
(blog.mallocprivacy.com)
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mariankh
2y ago
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mariankh
2y ago
Any abnormal runtime behavior (changes in permissions, where your app is sending data, new libraries included, code injection and tampering) and vulnerabilities that are detected in the libraries you include after release time.
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mariankh
2y ago
Three years ago, we launched Malloc — a mobile app that has been downloaded by more than 1 million users to protect their devices from spyware, phishing, data trackers, and other online threats. Through this journey, we’ve learned a lot abo
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Most hacked apps had security, but it wasn't enough. We decided to change that
(medium.com)
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mariankh
2y ago
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E had the five most important antivirus companies identifying Malloc as spyware
(medium.com)
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mariankh
4y ago
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mariankh
4y ago
Who said that running a startup is easy? We had the five most important antivirus companies identifying the Malloc Android app as spyware; How we handled it and all details provided in this #malloc post #enterprenuership #startups
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Malloc: The Fight vs. Conventional Antivirus
(medium.com)
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mariankh
4y ago
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mariankh
4y ago
We had the five most important antivirus companies identifying the Malloc Android app as a spyware, which is the total opposite from what the app does. Of course what happened was a misunderstanding, based on false indicators. The conventio
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mariankh
5y ago
Sounds awesome! Can we provide back and front images of the object? How do you achieve realistic 3D representations?