This blog aims to increase awareness of the cloak and dagger modus operandi, specifically how it utilizes two seemingly innocuous techniques to exploit users’ trust in banking apps. For end users, app developers, CIOs, CISOs, understanding these tactics could be the key to protect your financial assets and your organization’s reputation.

Mobile banking apps are useful tools for managing our finances on-the-go. In this blog post, we will discuss the various risks associated with mobile banking apps and how you can keep yourself safe while using them.

CISA is proud to expand access to the Mobile App Vetting (MAV) service. CISA granted MAV an Authorization to Operate on February 8th, 2023, acknowledging the service’s key role in combating a growing risk of mobile app vulnerabilities threatening Federal Civilian Executive Branch (FCEB) agencies. Moreover, it is available at no cost to the user.

A hidden system app can also be referred to as a ghost app and although these applications can be beneficial they can also pose threats to the user.

End-to-end encryption is an important feature for mobile applications, especially when it comes to security and data privacy. But is all your data encrypted in mobile apps? Who is in charge of encryption?

As the popularity of online dating has surged, so have privacy concerns. If you are looking for love online, there are a few things you can lookout for to put your mind at ease.

Although most device vendors do their best to ensure that pre-installed apps are secure, there’s no guarantee that their devices are free from vulnerabilities or that their configurations and permissions settings minimize potential security risks to the end users. Learn how to safeguard your device.

CES brings companies around the world together to share their top of the line innovations from genetically engineered houseplants for air purification to a flying car; nothing is off the table and the new technology continues to surprise and excite consumers. Here are a few takeaways from the mobile app technology that came out of CES this year.

We have a rich and unique history in mobile security. Our company, Quokka, formerly known as Kryptowire, was founded more than a decade ago by a leading team of engineers and data scientists from George Mason University.