👋Introduction

freeRASP is a lightweight and easy-to-integrate mobile security library designed to detect potential threats during the application's runtime. It contains multiple security checks, each aimed to cover possible attack vectors to ensure a high level of application security.

What does freeRASP do?

freeRASP provides detection of potentially dangerous behaviour, including the following:

Using rooted or jailbroken devices (e.g., su, Magisk, unc0ver, check1rain, Dopamine).
Reverse engineering attempts.
Running hooking frameworks (e.g., Frida, Xposed or Shadow).
Tampering or repackaging the application.
Installing the app through untrusted methods/unofficial stores.
Running the app in various emulators.
Detect fake clones and multiinstancing (Parallel Space)
Screenshot and screen recording attempts.

Advantages

Reactions to various attacks and detected security threats via an API (callback mechanism).
Simple integration.
VPN detection.
ADB, Developer Mode, USB debugging detections.
No significant effect on the app performance.
Data visualization Talsec Portal with real-time security insights, global benchmarks, and detailed analytics
Weekly security report via email indicating the security status of devices and app integrity.
Fulfills OWASP MASVS-RESILIENCE requirements.

Top apps rely on Talsec SDKs—see them here.

Limitations

Limits of Fair Usage Policy (free up to 100k devices).
Data collection from your app to Talsec DB.
Security protections:
- basic protection against root/jailbreak (including Magisk, Dopamine),
- basic runtime reverse engineering controls,
- basic runtime integrity controls.
No overlay and accessibility services misuse protection.

Learn more about the limitations of freeRASP here.

Talsec Portal

Access real-time security insights, global benchmarks, and detailed analytics!

📊 Real-Time Threat Monitoring: Gain insights into threat counts, types, and occurrences over time.
📈 Global Benchmarking: Benchmark your app's security against global statistics.
📚 Stay informed: Read the latest articles and documentation on app security best practices.

Learn more about the Talsec Portal here.