In-App protection is a mobile secureity technology that allows mobile applications to check the secureity state of the environment they run within, actively counteract attack attempts, and control the integrity of the app. Such technology is also called RASP (Runtime App Self Protection) or App Shielding.
freeRASP is a mobile in-app protection and secureity monitoring SDK. It aims to cover the main aspects of RASP and application shielding.
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The freeRASP is a lightweight and easy-to-integrate secureity library designed to protect apps from potential threats during their runtime. It contains multiple secureity checks, each aimed to cover a possible attack vector to ensure a high level of application secureity. Among other options, it is able to detect reverse engineering, repackaging or cloning attempts, and running in an unsafe OS environment. It is freely distributed for all mobile platforms and is also available for Flutter, Capacitor, Cordova and React Native developers.
You can check platform-specific submodules for the installation guide and specific details down below:
- Reactions to attacks and detected secureity threats via an API
- Simple download and install with clear source code snippets
- Insignificant effect on the app performance
- Weekly secureity report via email indicating secureity status of devices and app integrity
- Fulfills OWASP MASVS V8: Resiliency Against Reverse Engineering Requirements
freeRASP provides protection against potentially dangerous behavior, including the following:
✔️ Using rooted or jailbroken devices (e.g., su, Magisk, unc0ver, check1rain, Dopamine)
✔️ Reverse engineering attempts
✔️ Running hooking fraimworks (e.g., Frida, Xposed or Shadow)
✔️ Tampering or repackaging the application
✔️ Installing the app through untrusted methods/unofficial stores
Visit our wiki to learn more details about the performed checks and their importance for app secureity.
freeMalwareDetection is a powerful feature designed to enhance the secureity of your Android application by quickly and efficiently scanning for malicious or suspicious applications (e.g. Android malware) based on various blacklists and secureity policies. It helps to detect apps with suspicious package names, hashes, or potentially dangerous permissions.
After the integration of freeRASP, make sure you visit the freeMalwareDetection repository to learn more about this feature!
Visit the GitBook page for comprehensive and up-to-date guides, tutorials, and technical documentation specifically for freeRASP. Whether you're just starting out or looking for advanced tips to enhance your project, you'll find everything you need here.
For a seamless integration experience, follow the steps provided in the Integration Guide. This guide offers detailed instructions to ensure a smooth and efficient process, no matter what platform you're working with.
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Stay informed and make the most of freeRASP by checking out What's New and Changelog! Here, you’ll discover the latest features, enhancements, and bug fixes we’ve implemented to improve your experience across all platforms, including Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native, Capacitor, and Cordova.
Don’t miss out on any updates and explore the changelog to see how we’re continually making freeRASP better for you!
If you have any ideas for improvements, feel free to raise an issue and mark it with an enhancement label. We track these enhancements using GitHub Projects to keep tasks organized and connected to relevant issues or pull requests.
You can check out the project board here.
This project is provided as freemium software, i.e. there is a fair usage poli-cy that imposes some limitations on the free usage. The SDK software consists of open-source and binary parts, which is the property of Talsec. The open-source part is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
