Initialization side effects
It might be tempting sometimes to fetch data inside an initializer, but is it a reliable solution? What price do we pay when fetching data inside the initial...
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Note: This article assumes that you are familiar with Coordinator pattern and SwiftyMocky or other mock solution.
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It is expected to change production code to make it testable, but developers tend to do workarounds to just do things instead of do it right. One such workar...
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In September, I was working remotely from Bali as a software engineer. It was the first time when I worked from a different place than the office or home. Wh...
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In every industry some things could improve the workflow in terms of accuracy, speed, or decreasing the amount of unnecessary work. If a developer wastes 20 ...
UnCrackable Level 1 tutorial
Uncrakable apps are one of the most popular mobile reverse engineering challenges. You will find here complete tutorial on how to solve UnCrackable Level 1 i...
Mobile security group
I was mobile security group leader for a year and group member since beggining of the group. Blogpost describes initiatives that we had and how we could deve...
Hard-coded Tokens, Keys and Credentials in Mobile Apps
Mobile applications are often viewed as secure storage by developers. They are not, you should never store sensitive keys hard-coded inside mobile app.
Certificate pinning in iOS
Certificate pinning is one of the basic security mechanisms of network communication. This article discusses certificate pinning and related topics.
iOS Security analysis with MobSF
MobSF is a tool for testing mobile applications. This article shows how to increase the security of iOS applications by integrating MobSF with Bitrise.