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Persistence is a tactic used by attackers and jailbreakers1 to maintain a foothold on a device after reboot, and can be a valuable component of an exploit chain. Fundamentally, this requires attacker-controlled data to be processed at some point in...

Overview In this guide, we'll be setting up a Corellium iOS virtual device to perform debugging of web applications using Safari's Web Inspector tool. For web developers, this is useful for testing rapid tweaks to CSS or troubleshooting responsive...

It’s difficult to find technically useful, well contributed information on mobile security testing and mobile software development life cycle (SDLC) best practices. There is a lot of high-level info scattered around, and it seems like new government...

2021 has been an incredible year for us. Like most of the world, it's been a year of change, hope, and growth. We've proudly welcomed hundreds of new businesses, government agencies, and security community professionals to our virtualization...

In 2021, Arm gave us a glimpse into the future by unveiling the next-generation of Arm processors: the Armv9 architecture. This is a huge deal for the future of mobile devices. The device you’re carrying around in your pocket is almost certainly...

1. Apple special sauce: The M1 Processor When Apple released their desktop products with the M1 processor in November 2020, quite a few people in the tech community were surprised by the excellent performance of these systems. But those who have...

Physical memory security vs. virtual memory security While developing our mobile hardware models, we've run into a large array of schemes aimed at improving physical memory security. The sheer ingenuity displayed by the engineers in coming up with...