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Sandbox Brief

Hello; Sirack here. I am a passionate cybersecurity practitioner with over 10 years experience in mobile security. I was one of the founding engineer at Better Mobile Security. Over the years, I built products that helped consumers & enterprises secure their mobile devices. From device management to endpoint security to building SDKs for developers. This newsletter is going to focus on all things mobile security.

  • This is not a technical blog. The focus is to introduce mobile security to the wider cybersecurity community. Its a very small circle with limited industry players. Even the most experienced cybersecurity professionals don't fully grasp the threats that exist
  • Review mobile security companies
  • Review product launches
  • Introduce new ideas & perspectives.

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Welcome to Sandbox Brief

"See all things" - Bruce Lee It's been my recurring plan to write. Whether its a technical blog, something I observed or have an opinion on. I gave myself plenty of reasons for not doing it. Work, imposter syndrome, fear of rejection, etc. But I have

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Apple Intelligence - What we know so far

Apple intelligence was introduced back in June. This was somewhat expected given the explosive growth of LLM models everywhere spearheaded by Chat-GPT. Google followed up by releasing Gemini Nano optimized for mobile devices. In this post I will summarize (in short ;)) what I gather so far from some of the

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Is Android Killing TEE?

The Android operating system inherits its security controls from Linux. While these controls are sufficient for most apps, there are use cases where apps require stringent security environment to execute code. E.g. Your banking app needs to transfer funds securely. Google answered this question by providing TEE. TEE stands

Is Android Killing TEE?
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Appstore Compliance

Building an app & submitting it to the app store used to be a trivial process. I have been building apps since 2011/12 and have seen the progression of app store settings morph from single-screen to multi-page declaration forms that require hours to understand and comply.  This is especially

Appstore Compliance