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Starting in less than 30 mins, workshop on for teams using Java, or those who have recently migrated to Kotlin - by Obvious.in - https://hasgeek.com/obvious/writing-kotlin-like-you-were-born-speaking-it/ Hasgeek

Writing Kotlin like you were born speaking it New to Kotlin? Here's how to understand it so well that you never have to think of Java again.

Overbooked for today's office hours session on with Appsecco

If you want advice on vulnerabilities in your , register on: https://hasgeek.com/fragments/mobile-apps-security-consultation-with-appsecco/

Slots will be opened for the next session for waitlisted companies.
Akash Mahajan Riyaz Walikar Shruthi Kamath

Mobile apps security consultation with Appsecco – Fragments Mobile apps security consultation with Appsecco – Office hours session

"Treat all user input as evil, especially for APIs in the context of mobile apps. User data can originate in many places and it’s not only restricted to form submissions at the users … It includes anything that comes from the client - request headers, file uploads, user agents, even the metadata of a file upload. For e.g., if you are uploading a PDF, the metadata of the pdf could contain malicious data because at the backend when your API is processing the PDF file, the metadata may get consumed in a context that you are not even aware of." Says Riyaz Walikar as he spoke about . Watch the video here: https://hasgeek.com/fragments/plug-the-vulnerabilities-in-your-app/

Appsecco Soham Mondal Amrit Sanjeev

Plug the vulnerabilities – Fragments Plug the vulnerabilities – AMA on Mobile Apps Security

Could be better in terms of end user experience ( ) and preserving protocols? Riddhi Shree explains in her analysis:
https://medium.com/karana/aarogya-setu-could-it-be-better-e16f820e1c4a

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Aarogya Setu — Could it be better? Government recently launched Aarogya Setu app that intends to track the spread of COVID-19 virus in India.

apps, : https://hasgeek.com/thus/usability-and-privacy-issues-in-government-issued-covid-19-apps-in-india2/

Usability and privacy issues in government-issued Covid-19 apps in India – HasGeek Usability and privacy issues in government-issued Covid-19 apps in India – Usability and privacy issues in government-issued Covid-19 apps in India

This week, Fragments recommends:

1. , and of -19 apps developed by state and UT governments in India. Rohini Lakshane shares her analysis of 20 such apps, with Thus.: https://hasgeek.com/thus/usability-and-privacy-issues-in-government-issued-covid-19-apps-in-india2/
2. Talk and AMA with Riyaz Walikar on how not to build an insecure mobile app and APIs: https://hasgeek.com/fragments/plug-the-vulnerabilities-in-your-app/
3. Office hours, where you get to chat with Riyaz Walikar and the Appsecco team, exclusively for four slots. Sign up here: https://hasgeek.com/fragments/mobile-apps-security-consultation-with-appsecco/

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Starting at 4 PM, users' meetup. Watch it live on https://hasgeek.com/fragments/kotlin-users-meetup/ HasGeek

Kotlin users' meetup – HasGeek Kotlin users' meetup – Share your use case with Kotlin; learn from your peers' experiences

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At tomorrow's meetup, Arnav Gupta, ROHAN MAITY, Pulkit Aggarwal, and Madhu Sambojhu will do a deep dive on experiences with for : gains, losses, industry trends; Kotlin for servers, and much more.

Detailed agenda and here: https://hasgeek.com/fragments/kotlin-users-meetup/

Coding Blocks Arpan Chinta Soham Mondal Obvious.in Garima Sharma Richa Khanna Karthik Balakrishnan