How Hackers Reverse Engineer Mobile Apps (And How to Stop Them)

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Every Android and iOS mobile app is built with business logic, API endpoints, encryption routines and sometimes even hardcoded secrets. Reverse engineering is a technique of decompiling or dismantling binaries of an app to study its logic, internal mechanisms, and secrets. Attackers target applications by reverse engineering to understand how the app can be bypassed.

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