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Malwarelytics in July 2021: New Threat Insights
The development of Malwarelytics still has unstoppable momentum. The previous weeks have been full of software improvement under the hood (still top secret), but we have also spent many coding days on our web application.
IBIS InGold Boosts User Experience, Security, and Compliance With Mobile Authenticator
Wultra helps IBIS InGold authenticate its customers with the PSD2 compliant mobile authenticator app.
Malwarelytics: New Features in Release 04/2021
The after the major Malwarelytics release in March, the release in April was mostly a maintenance release with several minor updates.
Mobile Token Gets A Major Design Update
We believe that security improvements must go hand in hand with an amazing user experience. That's why we gave our mobile token app a big UI facelift. Our customers, as well as their clients, should benefit from our proactive product development and improved user interface.
Malwarelytics: Introducing A Full Mobile Threat Intelligence
The Malwarelytics story continues as we decided to solve an even bigger problem than just mobile malware: Mobile security.
Malwarelytics: What Is New In The November 2020 Release?
Another month is over, and we have an exciting Malwarelytics release for you in November, introducing the features that will help you understand mobile malware in your userbase better.
Huawei AppGallery: Security Considerations For Releasing Mobile Banking Apps
Our latest market analysis will help you make a qualified decision about releasing your mobile banking app to Huawei AppGallery.
Quantum Resistant Cryptography: Introducing SIKE for Java
The SIKE for Java library is the world's first production-quality implementation of SIKE - a NIST PQC competition 3rd round alternate candidate - written in pure Java.
Video: Post-Quantum Cryptography in Digital Banking
The security of digital banking systems often relies on strong cryptography. However, the algorithms we currently know and take for granted, such as RSA or ECC, are threatened by a new computational paradigm and a machine with an unprecedented force: the quantum computer.
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