Introduction
- 21 Feb 2025
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Introduction
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The OneSpan Mobile Application Shielding API Protection feature provides a set of tools for a server back end to verify that a connecting client is a legitimate, App Shielding-protected Android or iOS app. For example, your app might need to call an API endpoint on your server to log in a user. OneSpan API Protection ensures that, not only is the request from a source that you trust, but that the requesting app/device is not compromised. With OneSpan API Protection, you can choose to reject requests from rooted/jailbroken devices, repackaged apps, and apps where runtime manipulations or hooking frameworks were detected.
Prerequisites
To implement OneSpan API Protection, you will need the following:
A back-end server or service running on Java 11 or higher. The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) itself should have at least 1 GB of memory, with the OneSpan API Protection component requiring no more than 128 MB extra.
An App Shielding-protected Android or iOS app, with access to the original source code.
A chosen method of communication between the app and server (e.g., REST APIs, socket connections, etc.).
The Shielding Tool command line and a version of App Shielding with a OneSpan API Protection license enabled.
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