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OWASP Top 10 for Mobile Apps: M5 – Insufficient Cryptography

Cryptography, at its core, is the practice of securing communication and data through the use of algorithms and keys. For mobile apps, cryptography plays a crucial role in securing sensitive data, ensuring privacy, and maintaining the integrity of user interactions. However, *insufficient cryptography* occurs when an app fails to implement cryptographic algorithms or methods correctly, resulting in data being exposed or vulnerable to unauthorised access.

The issue of insufficient cryptography is particularly critical in mobile applications because of the increasing amount of sensitive information that these apps handle, such as financial data, personal identification information, passwords, and private conversations. Insufficient cryptography in this context means that sensitive data is not encrypted properly, or that weak or deprecated encryption methods are used, leaving the data open to attackers who can intercept, manipulate, or steal it.

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Secure Web: A Business Owner’s Guide for MSME

By understanding and addressing the OWASP Top 10 risks, you can significantly enhance your MSME’s cybersecurity posture. Remember, prevention is always better than cure. Investing in robust security measures today can save you from significant losses in the future.

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Penetration Testing Your Mobile Device Management (MDM): Uncovering Hidden Vulnerabilities

MDM Pen testing is essential for finding vulnerabilities before malicious hackers exploit them and cause disruption in your business.