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OWASP Top 10 2016 Mobile in GeneXus Applications (Android)
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40815
M1: 2016 - Improper Platform Usage
M2: 2016 - Insecure Data Storage
M3: 2016 - Insecure Communication
M4: 2016 - Insecure Authentication
M5: 2016 - Insufficient Cryptography
M6: 2016 - Insecure Authorization
M7: 2016 - Poor Code Quality
M8: 2016 - Code Tampering
M9: 2016 - Reverse Engineering
M10: 2016 - Extraneous Functionality
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M5: 2016 - Insufficient Cryptography
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GeneXus uses the
Android KeyStore
to store symmetric keys. The keys change on every application and even when the user uninstall and install the application again.
The applications use Android primitives and the AES/CBC/PKCS5Padding algorithm.
The keys are different accordingly to its task (SecureSet, DB encryption, OAuth token encryption)
To generate random numbers GeneXus applications use a Secure Random function (java.security.SecureRandom on Android)
GeneXus allows DB encryption.
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Created: 20 September 2018 -
Last update: 2 October 2018
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