OWASP's recent release of the "Top Ten Mobile Risks" has spurred much discussion in enterprises on how they may begin to protect against mobile vulnerabilities and prepare for the next wave of threats on the horizon. At this point little has been done to identify the risk of downloading applications from both official and unoffical application marketplaces. Join researchers from Praetorian and Veracode as they look under the hood of a huge selections of Andriod applications and provide a quantitative examination of the application security posture of today's mobile application space.

Discussion will include the following topics:

1. Most common security risks
2. Unintentional threats in the mobile landscape
3. Overly permissive and malicious mobile applications
4. Fake/malicious applications from application marketplaces
5. Insecure mobile applications/security vulnerabilities

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Mobile Applications- What's Under the Hood

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