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Title: Protección de aplicaciones móviles en iOS
Author: Garcia Lainez, Felix
Director: Garcia-Font, Victor  
Tutor: Canto Rodrigo, Pau del
Others: Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
Abstract: The goal of this Master's Thesis has been the creation of a guide or reference manual for the development of secure native mobile applications for iOS. To put this work in context, as described in chapters 2.1 and 2.2 of this thesis, the great popularity that mobile applications have achieved in recent years has encouraged the emergence of a large number of risks and threats associated with this kind of technologies. In order to mitigate and prevent these risks and threats, as stated in chapter 2.3, the OWASP tried to standardize the development of this type of applications through the creation of the MASVS. Even in spite of not having the consensus of the industry, it could be said that today this standard is the main point of reference in this field. Although this standard is a good starting point, it suffers from the lack of a set of technical solutions, good practices and test cases to facilitate and verify compliance with the requirements included in it. In chapter 5 of this document this problem is solved through the review of each one of these requirements, providing a baseline for the verification of security in native mobile applications, as well as the necessary guidance during all phases of the development and testing of them.
Keywords: computer security
mobile application
iOS
Document type: info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis
Issue Date: Jun-2018
Publication license: http://www.xfree86.org/3.3.6/COPYRIGHT2.html#3
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