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SSL/TLS validations such as certificate and public key pinning can reinforce the security of encrypted communications between Internet-of-Things devices and remote servers, and ensure the privacy of users. However, such implementations complicate forensic analysis and detection of information disclosure; say, when a mobile app breaches user’s privacy by sending sensitive information to third parties...
Due to the capability of mobile applications (or apps, as they are commonly known) to access sensitive data and personally identifiable information (PII) such as medical history and electronic health transactions, they present a genuine security and privacy threat to their users. In this paper, we propose a generic process to identify vulnerabilities and design weaknesses in apps for iOS devices....
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