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im în my first year of software developing. Im trying to create an iOS app where I will have some authenticate and other databases query to do. How could I create a hosted database that users could authenticate and retrieve different informations from it?
You can have a look at different MBaaS solutions (Mobile Backend as a Service), the most prominent of which are possibly:
AWS Amplify
Firebase (Google)
Azure Mobile Apps
They provide very simple ways to create a complete and secure backend for Mobile and Web Apps with Authentication, APIs, Data Storage and others.
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I have created a flutter delivery app for (3) months, its now 99% complete. I am planning to make this app available just within my city, However I am worried that someone will take time to extract/decompile and reverse engineer my app to extract the customer info(fullName,Address,tel.no) that I have storing in cloud firestore, So far I have taken all the security measures I can think of:
1.) Using pro-guard and pro-guard rules
2.) Obfuscating Dart code
3.) Firebase Security Rules
However none of this can protect my users data 100% not just like big app companies who manage data on their server side infrastructure which I dont have resources and the know how. What I am really worried about is when they reverse engineer my app they can extract all users I have then I have to face consequence or lawsuit from my users.
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I have a question about how to shape PWA applications. I understand that Serviceworker help web apps to be like an application offering offline features and more.
So, can I create one for mobile and another one for the PC web browser to provide it with the same domain by recognizing types of hardware - how typical website works? Or, if I want to create PWA, then it must be dedicated to mobile service only?
You don't have to create separate web apps for mobile & desktop.
Just create a responsive web app and make it progressive by adding the manifest & service worker.
It isn't specific to mobile or desktop.
It's a website after all.
You open it in any supported browser, it will work.
You can either use it as a conventional website or a PWA (If the browser supports)
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I have a website that is supporting a normal email/password authentication, as well as twitter, g+ and fb logins.
We are starting to develop a mobile app using phonegap that will talk directly to the website.
My question is: what is the best way to secure the social logins and link them against the website?
We are communicating with the webapps using rest services and we started implementing the oauth authentication on the app side, but is this the best way to go?
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I am new in gwt.I want to create a login application using google web tool kit.Thanks in advance.
Google provides a short tutorial which describes how to create a login page with user/password authentication and storing the data in a server-side secure fashion: google-web-toolkit-incubator Login Security FAQ
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What are the best practices for creating a user authentication system for an ios application? Any good tutorials or insights on the process are helpful (newbie).
Stormpath is an authentication and user management backend service aimed at developers. You manage your own collection of users, verify their logins, and assign users to groups (roles). Your app makes calls to their server.
Parse provides a Parse Social service that lets your app do user authentication through Facebook or Twitter. Parse is being acquired by Facebook (as of 2013-04), so I don't know what that means for their future.
Okta is another.
Mozilla Persona is quite promising, but may not yet be ready for the real world. There is an open-source kit for iOS named persona-ios. Read a discussion on How to use Persona in a native iOS app?.
User authentication and identity as as service seems to be a new but burgeoning field.
If you are using a third party backend the stackmob, parse etc all handle authentication. If you are rolling your own then this project looks a reasonable way to go: http://quickblox.com/developers/SimpleSample-users-ios.