@Sp4ghettiCode

Lead Android at https://xitter.cf/t.co/LCfBMencb4 & GDE for Android 🔗 https://xitter.cf/t.co/OeIzIuKzsg (he/him)

 Nottingham, England
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🤫 We all have secrets, and some are certainly better kept that way! In my latest blog post, I discuss how to keep your app's secrets, just that - a secret sp4ghetticode.medium.com/red… #AndroidDev #MobileSec

[REDACTED] — How to keep your mobile app’s secrets, a secret!

We all have secrets, and some are certainly better kept that way!

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I recently published a non-technical blog post on how a side-project of mine recently went 'viral' within the competitive Pokémon TCG community X-posting it here in case anyone is interested! note.com/ptcgenius/n/nddb5b5…

[EN] Building "My 9 Cards": How I started a community trend by accident｜エドさん 【PTCGenius】

日本のフォロワーのみなさん、すみません。今回は英語で投稿します。 What else can I say? It's been an interesting few days for me on the internet! If you are a Pokémon card player/collector/fan and have been on social media over the...

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Simona Milanović@anomisSiOct 11
🚀 Lots of handy Android CLI updates this week! Device Streaming is now in CLI - agents can now spin up remote devices 📱 Fresh new batch of Android skills for Security, Identity, Media3, TV, and more 😌 Learn more in ⬇️ 🤙 : youtube.com/watch?v=JMPd2jbQ… android-developers.googleblo…

Android CLI and skills to improve your development

Discover the latest updates to Android CLI and new Android skills d...

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Spoke to some Android 'old-heads' at the recent Droidcon, and it's super interesting to me to see some of them starting to explore other industries/technologies Is it AI's fault? Has the Android dev bubble burst? Are we all just "getting old"? I honestly have no idea
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Pro-tip, don't make DNS changes while on conference WiFi 😂
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Obviously a little biased, but 23 unique tracks of talks from industry leaders is a pretty insane offering from a conference at that price point imo For what it's worth Berlin remains my absolute favourite droidcon event. So glad to have been a part of it once again 😊
Nirmal Jeffrey
@NirmalJeffreyOct 7
Pretty disappointed with @nextappdevcon Berlin. Coffee isn’t even included and a croissant costs €5. The food stalls are expensive as fuck. At a paid conference, I’d expect at least basic refreshments to be covered. what are we even getting for 359€ ticket.Never coming again 👎
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Starting in droidcon 2 in roughly five or so minutes 🤠
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@GuardsquareOct 7
Nextapp devcon is live! 🎉 The Guardsquare team is ready to talk all things mobile application security. 🎤 Catch Blend Hamiti’s talk on securing app secrets using hardware-backed cryptography and the Android Keystore. 📍 Booth #20: Chat with our technical team
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Probably two of the most interesting slides I've seen in a keynote in a long long time #nextapp26 #droidConBerlin26
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Just made it to @nextappdevcon 🎉
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Dexerto
@DexertoOct 6
ASOS users have been sent a threatening notification claiming the clothing store's data is “fully compromised” The message says they'll leak data unless ASOS responds
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Ed Holloway-George@PTCGeniusSep 28
TPCi if you need someone to lead your teams, let me know... i've got it down to a fine art
Ed Holloway-George@PTCGeniusSep 23
I'd love to speak to a PTCGL product manager to hear how they justify some of these things I've worked in tech for close to 15 years & led teams for the majority of that. I'd *never* allow shipping something that requires users to uninstall and re-install Genuinely baffling 😬
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🚨🎉 There's a new security skill in town! 🎉🚨 Released earlier today, the android-permission-security skill can be used to audit and apply best practices surrounding permission handling You can check it out here or install via the Android CLI: github.com/android/skills/tr…
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Android Developers
@AndroidDevSep 10
🔐 Switching password managers on Android is now seamless → goo.gle/4gZDS5s You can securely move your passwords and passkeys directly between supported managers in just a few taps — no file downloads, no recreating logins. This new transfer experience is already available on Google Password Manager, @1Password, @Bitwarden Password Manager, and @Dashlane, with more partners to follow.
Android bot showing how to switch password managers

ALT Android bot showing how to switch password managers

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Guardsquare
@GuardsquareAug 28
Great insights from Ed Holloway-George on a persistent mobile security challenge: keeping secrets out of the wrong hands. We appreciate Ed including Guardsquare research in this independent and informative piece. Read it here: hubs.la/Q04vGZVW0

[REDACTED] — How to keep your mobile app’s secrets, a secret!

We all have secrets, and some are certainly better kept that way!

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TIL about betterleaks.com Such a great tool to spot hidden secrets in your codebase!

Betterleaks — A Better Secrets Scanner

Open-source secrets scanner that detects leaked API keys, tokens, and credentials in your codebase.

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Guardsquare
@GuardsquareJul 10
After three years of development, @OWASP has released v2.0 of their Mobile Application Security Testing Guidelines (MASTG). MASTG covers both how to test and what to test for prior to release. hubs.la/Q04p1TfJ0
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John O'Reilly@joreillyJul 1
Room 3.0 released! #KMP developer.android.com/jetpac… – at Ireland

Room 3.0  |  Jetpack  |  Android Developers

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Been experimenting with using Gemini via Antigravity to help improve the UI in a small Android app I have been building The results have been impressive! What do you think? #BuildWithGemini
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