Mobile Application Testing – Where is it?

Surveys how MDM solutions detect rooted Android devices, cataloging the packages, files, permissions, and commands they check, from BUILD test-keys to su binaries, tested on a rooted Nexus 4.

MDM products like AirWatch enforce Android policies, but restrictions aren't hard to bypass. The post evades AirWatch root detection on a rooted Nexus 4 so the device stays rooted and compliant.

As smartphones and tablets flood the workplace, Ryan Wakeham lists key controls: strong policy, user education, encryption, remote wipe, restricted connectivity, app assessment, and MDM.

Details how to assess identity verification services: gather authentic control data, craft spoofed documents and biometrics, and test whether AI-driven IDV separates real users from fraud.

A walkthrough of the penetration testing life cycle—planning, scanning, exploitation, persistence, and reporting—and how a structured process yields consistent findings and measurable security gains.

Social engineering remains the top way attackers gain entry. This article lists ten questions spanning phishing, vishing, and physical pentesting that help organizations get more from their testing.