Mobile device factory resets are often performed for legitimate reasons, such as troubleshooting, selling, or improving device performance, and for fraudulent activities. This article looks at how fraudsters use factory resets, along with how to detect suspicious patterns.
Frida is an open-source toolkit used in application security, penetration testing, reverse engineering, and malware analysis. It enables code injection into applications' runtime, allowing monitoring and manipulation. This article provides an overview of what Frida is, how it works, why it's used, and why detecting it is important for fraud prevention.
Sensitive clipboard data on Android 14 devices may be compromised without your consent or knowledge. Learn more about this security issue with a full demonstration and discover how you can limit app access and protect your data.
This blog post aims to shed light on these two concepts, offering insights into the different types of Android emulators and tampering methods, how they work, why businesses should detect if these types of Android devices are visiting their website, and how device intelligence can help with this detection.