Apple's Secure Coding Guide

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Niraj buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 2943 Reg: Jul 11, 2012 Cerritos 37,930	confirm \| cancel 02/21/14 10:16 PM (10 years ago) Apple's Secure Coding Guide For those who are making apps for Companies or for Social, security of the data within a mobile app is of prime importance. This detailed and lengthy guide from Apple dispenses their advice on secure coding. https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Security/Conceptual/SecureCodingGuide/SecureCodingGuide.pdf Title Comments For those who are making apps for Companies or for Social, security of the data within a mobile app is of prime importance. This detailed and lengthy guide from Apple dispenses their advice on secure coding. https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Security/Conceptual/SecureCodingGuide/SecureCodingGuide.pdf

mrDavid BTMods.com Posts: 3936 Reg: May 21, 2011 San Diego, CA 51,910	02/21/14 10:17 PM (10 years ago) SEVEN pages just to list the contents of the guide, that's apple for you, they take security very seriously - and always have. Thanks for the share, Niraj. David. Comments SEVEN pages just to list the contents of the guide, that's apple for you, they take security very seriously - and always have. Thanks for the share, Niraj. David.

Niraj buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 2943 Reg: Jul 11, 2012 Cerritos 37,930	02/22/14 12:38 AM (10 years ago) It is a daunting guide, quite a lot in it. Important part is to pick and choose for your situation. For example, notice they have a section on UserDefaults. Guess what? Some of us and maybe even a few of the plugins are using NSUserDefaults to transfer small bits of information from one screen to the next screen. Perhaps we should read that particular section. :-) -- Niraj Comments It is a daunting guide, quite a lot in it. Important part is to pick and choose for your situation. For example, notice they have a section on UserDefaults. Guess what? Some of us and maybe even a few of the plugins are using NSUserDefaults to transfer small bits of information from one screen to the next screen. Perhaps we should read that particular section. :-) -- Niraj

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