Users report that the campaign page you load in an in-app WKWebView shows carrier or router ads injected into it, or jumps to an unrelated site. What kind of attack is this?
It's HTTP or DNS hijacking, a man-in-the-middle attack where a cleartext HTTP page is altered or redirected somewhere along the path, by a carrier, a router, or a poisoned DNS.
SecurityShort answerBasics
A legacy partner API still supports only HTTP, so your app's requests fail. What is ATS…
#https #ats
SecurityShort answerAdvanced
Why can't you call communication absolutely safe just because you use HTTPS, and which…
#dns #https
NetworkingShort answerAdvanced
When the app sends a request to https://api.example.com, what happens at the TLS level…
#https #ats
NetworkingShort answerBasics
There are reports that API access is slow, or lands on the wrong server, only for users…
#dns #httpdns