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In this blog, we show you how to use BeVigil, the world’s first security search engine for mobile apps, to identify the tracker(s) present in the Android apps that record user data along with steps that can be taken to minimize such activity.
Our researchers using BeVigil, a security search engine, were able to find 159 private GitHub repositories that contained the source code of 10 organizations. The sole reason why we found their private GitHub repositories was because their repositories contained source code of Android apps with hardcoded Github Personal Access Tokens.
Authors: Arshit Jain, Ashikka GuptaEditors: Deepanjli Paulraj, Syed Shahrukh Ahmed If you want to develop a steady and profitable business, you must have strong ties with your clientele. The process of honing these relationships, on the other hand, can be rather difficult. When it comes to engaging with your clients, having a Customer Relationship Management or CRM … Read more
We Analyzed 31 Neobanking Apps and Found a Range of Security Issues Neobanking has recently become a buzzword in the fintech world. On a global scale, Neobanks are taking over the fintech industry. A Neobank is a type of digital bank that does not have physical locations. Neobanking does not require you to be physically … Read more