2014/10/15 下午 10:15:54

iphone Programming Glossary: vulnerable

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11787759/how-to-properly-format-currency-on-ios

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2299750/how-much-memory-can-an-iphone-app-use

device you're using. I've found that with an iPhone 3G when the total memory your app is using goes over 10 14MB it's vulnerable to crashing. When it hits 20MB it will crash for sure. As far as I know Apple doesn't give any hard figures for the memory..

iPhone UIImage upload to web service

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2901797/iphone-uiimage-upload-to-web-service

123abc hence you're submitting 31 32 33 65 66 67 which obviously isn't valid XML. Don't glue strings together it'll be vulnerable to XML injection among other things . I would drop SOAP and just use req addValue @ image jpeg forHTTPHeaderField @ Content..

Remove gradient background from UIWebView?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3009063/remove-gradient-background-from-uiwebview

safe code to achieve the effect. To summarise this will hide any image view children of the scroll view. It's not as vulnerable to change as the objectAtIndex 0 methods so if Apple re order the children of the webView control it will work fine but..

iOS Keychain Security

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3558252/ios-keychain-security

using Fraunhofer's method regardless of accessibility attribute used Devices with no passcodes at all will still be vulnerable Devices with weak passcodes less than six digits will still be somewhat vulnerable 0ms per password try 0 tries per second.. no passcodes at all will still be vulnerable Devices with weak passcodes less than six digits will still be somewhat vulnerable 0ms per password try 0 tries per second .7 years for a 50 change of guessing the correct passcode for a 6 digit alphanumeric..

How to ensure access to my web service from my code only?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/848788/how-to-ensure-access-to-my-web-service-from-my-code-only

password from any complicated encryption system within the binary in this way. Most of the ideas in this thread are vulnerable to this attack. That said the likelihood of somebody caring enough to disassemble your application is probably fairly remote...