Build38 offers robust protection against security attacks targeting your mobile apps that leverage emulated versions of your app. We achieve this with a unique blend of advanced mobile in-app defense, further strengthened by several cloud-based security services.
Our cloud-based active hardening server enhances the security of your mobile apps by continuously verifying device binding information and individualizing app instances using cryptographic keys. Additionally, our three distinctive cloud-based threat intelligence modules enable exclusive supervised, automated, and programmable responses to emulator-based attacks on your mobile apps.
Hackers employ emulation as a technique to simulate the behavior of a mobile device or app environment on a computer or server, allowing them to test and analyze mobile apps in controlled conditions. This enables attackers to examine an app’s code, data storage, and communication protocols without the constraints of a physical device.
Emulation can be used to identify vulnerabilities, reverse engineer app functionality, and test various attack vectors, making it a valuable tool for attackers seeking to exploit a mobile app’s weaknesses. By running apps within emulated environments, hackers can craft and execute attacks, such as injecting malicious code or intercepting data, while minimizing their risk of detection, and without needing physical access to a targeted device.
Emulation creates opportunities for large-scale attacks, as attackers can effortlessly run the app on thousands of emulators concurrently, leveraging cloud resources.
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