iOS.Application.Security.The.Definitive.Guide

Eliminating security holes in iOS apps is critical for any developer who wants to protect their users from the bad guys. In iOS Application Security, mobile security expert David Thiel reveals common iOS coding mistakes that create serious security problems and shows you how to find and fix them. After a crash course on iOS application structure and Objective-C design patterns, you'll move on to spotting bad code and plugging the holes. You'l learn about: The iOS security model and the limits of its built-in protections The myriad ways sensitive data can leak into places it shouldn't, such as through the pasteboard How to implement encryption with the Keychain, the Data Protection API, and CommonCryptoLegacy flaws from C that still cause problems in modern iOS applications Privacy issues related to gathering user data and how to mitigate potential pitfalls Don't let your app's security leak become another headline. Whether you're looking to bolster your app's defenses or hunting bugs in other people's code, iOS Application Security will help you get the job done well. Table of Contents Part I: iOS Fundamentals Chapter 1: The iOS Security Model Chapter 2: Objective-C for the Lazy Chapter 3: iOS Application Anatomy Part II: Security Testing Chapter 4: Building Your Test Platform Chapter 5: Debugging with lldb and Friends Chapter 6: Black-Box Testing Part III: Security Quirks of the Cocoa API Chapter 7: iOS Networking Chapter 8: Interprocess Communication Chapter 9: iOS-Targeted Web Apps Chapter 10: Data Leakage Chapter 11: Legacy Issues and Baggage from C Chapter 12: Injection Attacks Part IV: Keeping Data Safe Chapter 13: Encryption and Authentication Chapter 14: Mobile Privacy Concerns