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KnighTV Episode 22: The one where you learn more about my recent mHealth app and API hacking research report
TLDR
- Hacking 30 Mobile Apps and their APIs with consent of some of the major providers in the area.
- 100% success rate in hacking the APIs, except for one.
- This video will discuss the hacking and the solution to prevent it with the CTO and a principal engineer at Approov.
Alissa got famous for hacking 30 financial mobile apps APIs, and now is back with a report of hacking 30 mobile health apps APIs.
Disclaimer: This study was sponsored by the company I work at.
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