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  • Introduction
  • Root Detection
    • What Is the Concept of Rooting/Privileged Access and Their Risks?
    • What Are the Security Risks of Rooted Devices?
    • What is Root Detection?
    • Why Root Detection Is Critical for Security?
    • How Root Detection Works?
    • Challenges in Root Detection - Magisk Hide, Zygisk, Shamiko, Play Integrity Fix
    • Root Detection Best Practices for Developers
  • Jailbreak Detection
    • How Does Jailbreaking Impact Mobile App Security?
    • How Can Mobile Developers Detect Jailbroken Devices?
    • Which Advanced Detection Methods and Tools Can Enhance Jailbreak Detection?
    • Conclusion
  • Hook Detection
    • What is the Concept of Hooking and Its Security Implications
    • What are the Security Risks Associated with Hooked Apps
    • What is Hook Detection?
    • How does an app “detect” hooking?
    • Why is Hook Detection Crucial for Mobile App Security?
    • How Hook Detection Works
    • Challenges in Hook Detection
    • Best Practices for Implementing Hook Detection
    • Conclusion
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  1. Hook Detection

What is Hook Detection?

Hook detection refers to the defensive techniques and mechanisms that a mobile application (or the platform it runs on) uses to recognize when it is being hooked or tampered with at runtime. In other words, it’s like an alarm system that alerts the app if an unauthorized code is trying to latch onto it or modify its behavior. When an app has hook detection measures, it actively looks for signs that a hooking tool or framework is present either in the device environment or within the app’s process.

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