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- 1. Safety first Best practices in app security ANA BAOTIĆ TECHNICAL MANAGER, MOBILE BANKING @ INFINUM
- 2. We're an independent design & development agency.
- 4. HOW TO INCREASE SECURITY BUILD INTEGRITY DATA PRIVACY NETWORK SECURITY
- 5. THINGS TO ADD TO A NEW PROJECT Release keystore Obfuscation
- 6. KEYSTORE Should be used for ALL builds You should NEVER lose it No one should EVER acquire it
- 8. signingConfigs { release { storeFile file("myapp.keystore") storePassword "password123" keyAlias "keyAlias" keyPassword "password789" } } DO NOT!
- 10. try { storeFile file("myapp.keystore") storePassword KEYSTORE_PASSWORD keyAlias "keyAlias" keyPassword KEY_PASSWORD } catch (ex) { throw new InvalidUserDataException(“…”) }
- 12. release { minifyEnabled true proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile( 'proguard-android.txt'), ‘proguard-rules.txt' signingConfig signingConfigs.release }
- 13. public abstract class e { private int a = -1; private String b = null; protected boolean k = false; public abstract void a(Intent var1); public void run() { this.a((Intent)null); } protected final void a(String var1) { this.b = var1; } public final void c() { this.a = -1; this.b = null; } public final boolean d() { return this.k; } }
- 14. WILL THIS KEEP THE APK SAFE? No.
- 16. TAMPERING DETECTION Verify signing certificate at runtime Verify the installer context.getPackageManager() .getInstallerPackageName(context.getPackageName()) .startsWith("com.android.vending") Check if app is debuggable (or run on emulator)
- 17. DATA PRIVACY
- 18. USERS ARE SENSITIVE ABOUT THEIR DATA
- 19. WAYS TO STORE (AND RETRIEVE) DATA Internal storage External storage Content providers
- 20. INTERNAL STORAGE Is (generally) sufficiently safe Private to the your app
- 21. EXTERNAL STORAGE Globally readable and writable
- 22. CONTENT PROVIDERS Structured storage mechanism Can be exported to allow access by other apps
- 24. SHARED PREFERENCES Useful for primitive key-value based data
- 25. private readable safe Internal storage yes yes yes External storage no yes no Content providers depends yes yes Shared prefs. yes yes yes
- 26. SO EVERYTHING IS FINE? Yes, until you root the device.
- 28. USE LIBRARIES Bouncy Castle Spongy Castle Keyczar AeroGear Crypto Conceal
- 29. ENCRYPT USING A PIN/PASSWORD 4 digits - 10 000 attempts No effort to crack or even guess
- 30. BCRYPT Key derivation function Slow Cost of the hash function depends on the work factor
- 31. CAN DATA REMAIN PRIVATE? Rooting your device allows access Not encrypting allows (mis)use
- 32. NETWORK SECURITY
- 35. HTTPS Encrypts data Validation of server’s identity
- 37. ANDROID N Network Security Configuration feature Finer grained control
- 39. CERTIFICATE PINNING Defines which CAs are trusted Reduces effectiveness of MiTM
- 40. okhttpbuilder .pinClientCertificate(resources, R.raw.client_cert, "pass".toCharArray(), “PKCS12”) .pinServerCertificates(resources, R.raw.server_cert, "pass".toCharArray(), "BKS") .build(); return new OkClient(client);
- 41. WHAT IF THE CERTIFICATES CHANGE?
- 42. INFORM THE USERS Implement a mechanism for notifying users (GCM) and forcing updates
- 43. PLAN AHEAD Check server security’s impact on Android devices https://www.ssllabs.com/
- 45. INCLUDE THE CLIENT IN THE PROCESS Keep them up-to-date Help them understand risks and advise them Insist on updates and security patches
- 46. RECAP
- 47. ANDROID IS NOT SECURE But you can make it less easy to abuse
- 48. THINGS TO REMEMBER Use internal storage if applicable Encrypt data Use HTTPS Pin certificates Be aware of the update cycle
- 50. REFERENCES • Gradle configuration • http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/data/data- storage.html#db • https://codahale.com/how-to-safely-store-a-password/ • http://www.developereconomics.com/android- cryptography-tools-for-beginners/ • https://www.airpair.com/android/posts/adding-tampering- detection-to-your-android-app
- 51. REFERENCES • https://www.ssllabs.com/ • http://developer.android.com/preview/features/security- config.html • https://www.ionic.com/mitm-attacks-ssl-pinning-what-is-it- and-why-you-should-care/
- 52. Thank you! Questions? Visit www.infinum.co or find us on social networks: infinum.co infinumco infinumco infinum ANA@INFINUM.CO @ABAOTIC