Today we publish two new reports on our mobile developers conference #MBLTDev, which was held in late October in Moscow.
Both reports are devoted to safety: one from the head of EMEA PayPal Tim Messerschmidt about modern forms of authentication, the second - from the lead engineer for safety viaForensics Andrey Belenko about the safety of iOS-devices.
Tim called disclaims passwords and told than they can be replaced. "8.5% of users used as the Password or 123456 45% leave the site instead reset your password or secret answer. - Tim said. - To enhance safety, we suggest using PayPal in portable devices or authentication without a password (for example, OpenID). »
presentation
Andrew said that in iOS-application can go wrong, where there are security problems and how to fix them. And also, what to look for when developing applications in terms of safety and what to do, you should not.
Both reports are devoted to safety: one from the head of EMEA PayPal Tim Messerschmidt about modern forms of authentication, the second - from the lead engineer for safety viaForensics Andrey Belenko about the safety of iOS-devices.
Tim called disclaims passwords and told than they can be replaced. "8.5% of users used as the Password or 123456 45% leave the site instead reset your password or secret answer. - Tim said. - To enhance safety, we suggest using PayPal in portable devices or authentication without a password (for example, OpenID). »
presentation
Andrew said that in iOS-application can go wrong, where there are security problems and how to fix them. And also, what to look for when developing applications in terms of safety and what to do, you should not.
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