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Mobile Security Guide: How to start

CocoaHeads on 1 May 2017
iOS security pentesting
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A lot of people write mobile applications, but way less are trying to find and fix privacy leaks and security issues. This talk is an overview of various techniques of penetration testing as well as some theory on iOS security.

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