Strengthening User Authentication of Electronic Civil Service Apps Mobile App Security LIAPP Application Case
Electronic Civil Service Apps, Security is Life – User Authentication Made Stronger with LIAPP
Have you ever used electronic civil service services? Various public agency apps such as Government24, Citizens’ Archive, and Civil Service24 have now become essential services in the daily lives of citizens. However, since they handle sensitive personal information and administrative information, strong security is vital. Recently, the number of public institutions applying ‘mobile security service LIAPP’ to strengthen user authentication of these electronic civil service apps is increasing. In particular, the role of LIAPP, which protects the login process through the security keypad, is attracting attention.
Today, we will take a closer look at the application cases and how LIAPP protects our information.
Why is electronic civil service app security important?
Electronic civil service apps go beyond simple information search and provide important administrative services such as issuing resident registration copies, paying taxes, and filing civil service applications. In this process, they have a structure that is easily exposed to security threats such as personal information leaks and authentication forgery.
In particular, the following threats exist due to the nature of smartphone-based app services.
• Access from rooted/jailbroken devices
• Memory hacking through malicious apps
• Information theft through screen capture
• Input value theft from the security keypad
To respond to these threats, mobile app security is what is needed.
What is LIAPP?
LIAPP is a global mobile security service developed by Lockin Company, a mobile application security specialist. LIAPP is designed to detect security threats in real time when the app is running, protect the app from malicious behavior, and safely process authentication information.
The main security features are as follows:
• Prevention of app forgery and modification
• Detection of rooting/jailbreak
• Prevention of memory hacking
• Protection of security keypad
• Screen capture blocking
• Detection and prevention of debugging
• Application of real-time security policies
Cases of LIAPP applied to public institutions
LIAPP has recently been introduced to electronic civil service apps operated by several central government agencies and local governments. They are especially focusing on LIAPP in the user login screen and the security keypad input section, safely protecting the core section of user authentication.
Strengthening the login security of the civil complaint app
A public institution was operating a structure in which a user ID and password were entered using a security keypad when logging into the civil complaint app. However, there was a problem that this input process was vulnerable to screen capture or key input hacking.
Therefore, by applying the security trio LIAPP, LIKEY, and LISS of Lockin Company, the following security effects were achieved:
• Screen capture and screen mirroring blocking
• Debugging and reverse engineering detection blocking
• App execution blocking on rooted devices
As a result, the possibility of civil complaint information leakage was significantly reduced, and service reliability was significantly increased.
Changes in security felt from the user's perspective
Apps with LIAPP, LIKEY, and LISS applied provide a noticeable sense of stability from the user's perspective. Although the security keypad operates slightly differently from the general keypad and screen capture is blocked, which may cause some inconvenience, these are essential protection devices to protect the user's personal information. Above all, users can use the app with confidence, and public institutions are also seeing the effect of greatly reducing the risk of security accidents.
How safe is the civil service app you use?
In the digital age, civil service services can be easily used with smartphones. However, behind convenience, thorough security must be supported.
The mobile security service ‘LIAPP’ is a strong guard that ensures that electronic civil service apps can be used with confidence. We hope that more public institutions will adopt this security technology in the future so that all citizens can experience trustworthy digital administrative services. It is also an important attitude as a digital citizen to pay attention to whether public service apps have enhanced security.
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