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OWASP Top 10 for Mobile Apps: M9 – Reverse Engineering

Reverse engineering is the process of analysing a system or software to understand its components, functionality, and architecture. In the context of mobile apps, reverse engineering typically involves deconstructing an app’s compiled code to reveal its source code, data structures, and logic. The goal may be to identify vulnerabilities, extract sensitive data, or alter the app’s behaviour for malicious purposes.

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When Trust Turns to Trouble: Unveiling the Peril of Watering Hole Attacks for C-Suite Leaders

The name “watering hole” aptly reflects the attack strategy. Attackers meticulously research and identify websites – industry publications, online forums, software download portals – frequented by their target audience.