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Ipa installers collection from app store is ready for release

6 years ago
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Unlike google play, apple app store is a very closed ecosystem. Although app store has a stricter guideline for developers, there is still potential risk for normal users.

From Avi Bashan:

For years, users have relied on best practices to protect themselves from mobile malware. This was based on the assumption that if you download only high reputation apps from official app stores (both Google Play and the Apple App Store), you will be safe. However, this paradigm has been challenged in the passing year as more and more malicious apps infiltrate these official fortresses.

It’s a phenomenon that can no longer be ignored; malware on app stores can’t be treated as inconsequential, isolated incidents. Both Google Play and the Apple App Store have been penetrated repeatedly, exposing users to various types of malware. Even Apple advocates can no longer rely on the Apple app review process to scrutinize apps in order to protect iPhones and iPads. Let’s take a look at four apps that climbed over the Google and Apple walls and gardens.

In order to help security vendors find the latest risk issues, we are working on collecting direct daily ipa installers from app store, here is a trial for this feed:

https://gh.safeplus.org/ipa_201702.rar            password:   pcsl_boomfeeds

Please let me know if you have any problems after the testdrive.

 

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