Many companies implement "obfuscation" as a method of app protection. Can we say that obfuscation alone is sufficient for app security measures?
One of the security measures applied to apps is "obfuscation." Apps that do not implement security measures face a significantly higher risk of actions that can harm the distributing company, such as the theft of proprietary technology or the creation of unauthorized copy apps. Obfuscation is a technique that makes it difficult to analyze source code and similar materials in order to prevent such fraudulent activities, and some companies in the manufacturing industry also implement it as a method of app protection. However, is obfuscation alone sufficient for app security measures?
Obfuscation has a certain effect on app protection, but it is merely a "technique to make things difficult to read" and is just one of the measures, so it cannot be said that it is sufficient on its own. By using other security measures in conjunction, apps can be protected from multiple angles, allowing for safer distribution.
Our security tool, CrackProof, protects apps from various attacks. Therefore, it becomes possible to safeguard apps from attacks that cannot be fully defended against by obfuscation alone.
If you are concerned about security measures for your app, including obfuscation, please feel free to contact us.
