Android App Security
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The document outlines best practices for Android app security, emphasizing the use of application sandboxing and restricted access to app data. It recommends minimum permissions, internal storage, encryption of files, and avoidance of sensitive data in SMS. Additionally, it advises on webview security, using HTTPS, and adhering to platform guidelines for handling databases.
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Android App Security
- 3. Application Sandbox Apps run in separate processes.
- 4. Application Sandbox Apps run in seperate processes. Restricted access to other apps data (db, files).
- 5. Best practices Require minimum permissions.
- 6. Best practices Use Internal Storage rather than External Storage.
- 7. Best practices Encrypt your files.
- 8. Best practices Do not use SMS messages to send sensitive data.
- 9. Best practices Track installation id’s rather than device id’s (Universally Unique Identifier).
- 10. Best practices Avoid hard coded keys.
- 11. Best practices
- 12. Best practices WebViews: - enable JavaScript only for trusted sites - avoid passing Java objects to JavaScript
- 13. Best practices Do not store any sensitive data in Assets folder in your app.
- 14. Best practices Prefer HTTPS connections.
- 15. Best practices Stick to platform guidelines (e. g. ContentProviders to handle database).
- 16. Thank you