Overview
APUS browser is an easy-to-use, intelligent app with a wide range of features. It enables users to quickly access websites, download videos, browse news, and much more. After the development team integrates the URLCheck (malicious URL check) function of HUAWEI Safety Detect into this app, APUS browser can identify malicious URLs and send reminders to users to prevent them from accessing malicious URLs, helping them avoid phishing, account theft, and even Trojan infection.
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Challenges
When browsing the web, users' personal privacy information and property is at risk. Malicious URLs, such as phishing and fake website links, can tamper with devices and trick users into revealing their account information or transferring money. APUS browser's development team knew their app needed to be able to detect malicious URLs, so it could prevent users from inadvertently accessing risky websites.
"Apart from the intelligent browsing function, we are always prioritizing user privacy and security when users are browsing." said Xu Zhang, the APUS Browser's Tech Expert. "We need a detection method that is both easy-to-use and cost-effective, so we can provide a secure browsing experience for our users."
Solution
"The HUAWEI Safety Detect's URLCheck function meets every one of our requirements. It helps us quickly evaluate whether there are any risks in URLs", said Xu Zhang. With URLCheck, apps can confirm whether a URL is secure or malicious. Now that it has integrated URLCheck, APUS browser can quickly evaluate the risk type of the URL the user is attempting to access. "If our app finds a risk in the URL, we can notify users of the risk, then block the URL", Xu Zhang added.
"Since we integrated URLCheck, we've been able to improve the block rate for risky URLs by 20%", said Xu Zhang. "This function is easy to integrate and we don't need to operate it, so we can control the cost of implementing a secure browsing service."
After integrating the URLCheck function, APUS browser has gained the malicious URL detection capability, enabling the app to provide a fast and secure browsing experience for users.
Result
The block rate for risky URLs has been improved by 20%.
Demo
More details like this, you can check https://forums.developer.huawei.com/forumPortal/en/forum/hms-core
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Imagine that one of the players for your game has spent a lot of time and effort becoming an advanced player, but is then unable to use his/her props, level, or points in the game on a new device, simply because they are not signed in to their account. The user would need to start from scratch, which could be so frustrating that they'd opt to uninstall the game. Account Kit can help you avoid this nightmare scenario, by enabling your game to share its digital assets across devices.
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Gameloft, an acclaimed and award-winning game publisher, has chosen to integrate Account Kit. Now Gameloft game apps allow for sign-in via one-click authorization on new devices, after which digital assets owned by the user, and linked to the user's HUAWEI ID, can be accessed on the new device. This has substantially enhanced user experience and user loyalty, by integrating Account Kit and other services like In-App Purchases, the game apps not only bring high-quality gaming experience to AppGallery users, but also see a great increase of their own downloads.
In addition, Account Kit incorporates two-factor authentication and facial or fingerprint sign-in technologies, and complies with international standards such as OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect, to keep user data and privacy under lock-and-key. A lot of financial apps from around the globe have integrated with Account Kit after their rigorous internal evaluation and have released the new version, due to the kit's formidable security and privacy protection capabilities.
More than 900 million users in 190+ countries and regions use HUAWEI IDs, a massive, global user base that can expand the reach and audience for your app to unexpected new heights. Account Kit will continue to upgrade to serve as an intuitive and accessible method of entry to your apps, helping you attract and retain users with unprecedented success.
For more information, please visit:
Account Kit Development Guide:
https://developer.huawei.com/consum.../introduction-0000001050048870?ha_source=hms1
Account Kit Codelab:
https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/codelab/HMSAccounts/index.html#0?ha_source=hms1
Overview
APUS browser is an easy-to-use, intelligent app with a wide range of features. It enables users to quickly access websites, download videos, browse news, and much more. After the development team integrates the URLCheck (malicious URL check) function of HUAWEI Safety Detect into this app, APUS browser can identify malicious URLs and send reminders to users to prevent them from accessing malicious URLs, helping them avoid phishing, account theft, and even Trojan infection.
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Challenges
When browsing the web, users' personal privacy information and property is at risk. Malicious URLs, such as phishing and fake website links, can tamper with devices and trick users into revealing their account information or transferring money. APUS browser's development team knew their app needed to be able to detect malicious URLs, so it could prevent users from inadvertently accessing risky websites.
"Apart from the intelligent browsing function, we are always prioritizing user privacy and security when users are browsing." said Xu Zhang, the APUS Browser's Tech Expert. "We need a detection method that is both easy-to-use and cost-effective, so we can provide a secure browsing experience for our users."
Solution
"The HUAWEI Safety Detect's URLCheck function meets every one of our requirements. It helps us quickly evaluate whether there are any risks in URLs", said Xu Zhang. With URLCheck, apps can confirm whether a URL is secure or malicious. Now that it has integrated URLCheck, APUS browser can quickly evaluate the risk type of the URL the user is attempting to access. "If our app finds a risk in the URL, we can notify users of the risk, then block the URL", Xu Zhang added.
"Since we integrated URLCheck, we've been able to improve the block rate for risky URLs by 20%", said Xu Zhang. "This function is easy to integrate and we don't need to operate it, so we can control the cost of implementing a secure browsing service."
After integrating the URLCheck function, APUS browser has gained the malicious URL detection capability, enabling the app to provide a fast and secure browsing experience for users.
Result
The block rate for risky URLs has been improved by 20%.
Demo
More details like this, you can check https://forums.developer.huawei.com/forumPortal/en/forum/hms-core
This feature is very useful
That's nice
I didn't know it and it looks nice.
It seems great. Am going to try it
Very useful regarding security
We need this one in our generation
Freemind R said:
Overview
APUS browser is an easy-to-use, intelligent app with a wide range of features. It enables users to quickly access websites, download videos, browse news, and much more. After the development team integrates the URLCheck (malicious URL check) function of HUAWEI Safety Detect into this app, APUS browser can identify malicious URLs and send reminders to users to prevent them from accessing malicious URLs, helping them avoid phishing, account theft, and even Trojan infection.
Challenges
When browsing the web, users' personal privacy information and property is at risk. Malicious URLs, such as phishing and fake website links, can tamper with devices and trick users into revealing their account information or transferring money. APUS browser's development team knew their app needed to be able to detect malicious URLs, so it could prevent users from inadvertently accessing risky websites.
"Apart from the intelligent browsing function, we are always prioritizing user privacy and security when users are browsing." said Xu Zhang, the APUS Browser's Tech Expert. "We need a detection method that is both easy-to-use and cost-effective, so we can provide a secure browsing experience for our users."
Solution
"The HUAWEI Safety Detect's URLCheck function meets every one of our requirements. It helps us quickly evaluate whether there are any risks in URLs", said Xu Zhang. With URLCheck, apps can confirm whether a URL is secure or malicious. Now that it has integrated URLCheck, APUS browser can quickly evaluate the risk type of the URL the user is attempting to access. "If our app finds a risk in the URL, we can notify users of the risk, then block the URL", Xu Zhang added.
"Since we integrated URLCheck, we've been able to improve the block rate for risky URLs by 20%", said Xu Zhang. "This function is easy to integrate and we don't need to operate it, so we can control the cost of implementing a secure browsing service."
After integrating the URLCheck function, APUS browser has gained the malicious URL detection capability, enabling the app to provide a fast and secure browsing experience for users.
Result
The block rate for risky URLs has been improved by 20%.
Demo
More details like this, you can check https://forums.developer.huawei.com/forumPortal/en/forum/hms-core
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Overview
International News Agency and Radio Sputnik is a news agency with international reputation. Its news app Sputnik offers high-quality, international news stories covering breaking news, major events, in-depth reports, online video ads, and exclusive interviews. After Sputnik integrated the SysIntegrity function, it improved its detection rate for malicious reviews by 14%.
Challenges
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Dmitry Priemov, head of mobile from Sputnik, said, "We have found malicious attacks on Sputnik's ads. So we started to block users of the app with changed signature, because it definitely means that APK was modified to remove the ads." He added, "We also needed to quickly determine whether the malicious reviews of our app have been posted from devices with a changed signature."
Solution
"We regard system integrity as an important part of evaluating device risks." said Dmitry Priemov. HUAWEI Safety Detect is a multi-dimensional open security detection service. Its SysIntegrity function helps app developers quickly build security capabilities which protect user privacy and app security. "By integrating SysIntegrity, we have clear understanding whether the app is running on rooted device." Dmitry Priemov said.
SysIntegrity works using the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) and digital signing certificate. It helps Sputnik check whether the device running the app is secure, and detects security risks such as if the device has been rooted. If risks are detected, the app can restrict that device from using certain functions, which prevents the malicious cracking of in-app ads. In addition, with SysIntegrity, the app can skip malicious reviews from some users, just as Dmitry Priemov said, "Our support team just skips any claims from such users or replies them that they have to format their devices and reinstall the app from official store."
Dmitry Priemov said, "Since integrating SysIntegrity, Sputnik has improved its detection rate for malicious reviews by 14%."
Result
Sputnik has improved its detection rate for malicious reviews by 14%.
You can find out more on the following pages:
Huawei developers official page:
SysIntegrity API intro:
Experience the easy-integration process on Codelabs
Rediit: https://www.reddit.com/r/HuaweiDevelopers/
Github: https://github.com/HMS-Core/hms-safetydetect-demo-android
Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/huawei-mobile-services?tab=Newest
Overview
iCard is a popular mobile wallet app in Bulgaria. Backed by over 12 years of industry experience and a large user base, iCard provides services such as bank card management, collection and payment, international transfers, and foreign currency exchange for more than 30 countries and regions in Europe. How to ensure user account and transaction security and prevent itself from being attacked on risky devices have always been the key challenges of iCard.
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Challenges
Risky devices undoubtedly affect app systems and users alike. Martin Dimitrov, head of mobile development team in iCard, said, "Jailbreak and root processes essentially alter the operating system and its security level. The more change that the operating system tolerates, the greater the likelihood that a legitimate app will be vulnerable after a device is jailbroken or rooted."
If a user is unaware that their device has been tampered with and signs in to and uses an app on the device, their account and personal data may be at risk and it can be difficult to check the system integrity of devices. iCard needs to integrate a powerful detection capability to check whether the device running the app is risky.
Solution – integrating SysIntegrity API
Fortunately, by integrating the SysIntegrity API of HUAWEI HMS Core Safety Detect Kit, iCard can quickly check whether the device is secure or rooted during user sign-in. SysIntegrity is free for developers to use and works using the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE), and helps app developers build security capabilities to protect user privacy and app security through tamper-proof and reliable check results.
Risk prevention, starting from App login
Martin Dimitrov said, "With SysIntegrity integrated, our app can detect risks once a user signs in to it on a rooted device, and it will then show a security warning to notify the user of possible risks, such as financial losses and information leaks." Furthermore, it only takes 1 person-day to integrate SysIntegrity.
(iCard app displays a message indicating that the phone is risky.)
Martin Dimitrov added, "After integrating SysIntegrity, the instances of risky sign-in on rooted phones have been reduced by around 10% which is a really good number. And we can also make the development process more convenient and efficient."
Results
The instances of risky sign-in on rooted devices reduced by about 10%.
User accounts and transactions are now well safeguarded.
Find out more on:
Huawei developers official page
Experience the easy-integration process on Codelabs
Submit a trouble ticket online for any problems during integration
Rediit: https://www.reddit.com/r/HuaweiDevelopers/
Github: https://github.com/HMS-Core/hms-safetydetect-demo-android
Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/huawei-mobile-services?tab=Newest
Very interesting Security.
MyIE is an intuitive browser app that provides users in China and Singapore with fast and secure browsing services, free of ads or push messages. Users can also scan QR codes to visit target URLs through the app.
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Challenges
Malicious URLs, such as phishing and fake website links, can trick users into revealing their private information or even transferring money. It can be difficult for users to determine whether a QR code directs to a legitimate website, or to one that presents phishing and fraud-related risks. If the app directly accesses a malicious website after scanning the QR code, the privacy and property of the user may be at risk.
Therefore, it is essential for browser apps to identify malicious URLs before users access them. On the basis of enhancing user privacy security and optimizing user experience, MyIE requires a solution that could quickly evaluate the type of risk associated with a URL users attempt to access, and warn the users of the risk in advance, to ensure secure, stable, and reliable browsing services.
Solutions
With URLCheck in Safety Detect, MyIE can automatically call the URLCheck API to check whether the URL associated with a scanned QR code is risky. If the URL to be accessed presents risks to the user, MyIE displays a popup on screen for 4 seconds, warning the user, so that the user can operate carefully or close the page.
"This API has improved the security capabilities of MyIE by 80%", noted Guo Feng, the chief technical officer (CTO) for MyIE. Mr. Guo added, "We've been able to offer a much better overall user experience. With popup messages, users can learn in real time whether the URL accessed through a QR code is secure. The check is fast and the results are accurate, free of false positives that would interfere with normal browsing, and user satisfaction has improved by 30%."
Results
Service security was enhanced by 80%.
User satisfaction was improved by 30%.
For more details, you can go to:
l Huawei developers official page
l Experience the easy-integration process on Codelabs
l Submit a trouble ticket online for any problems during integration
l Our official website
l Our Development Documentation page, to find the documents you need
l Reddit to join our developer discussion
l GitHub to download demos and sample codes
l Stack Overflow to solve any integration problems
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