SSL Pinning
SSL Pinning is a security technique that ensures an application communicates only with trusted servers by explicitly specifying acceptable SSL certificates or public keys. This approach protects against man-in-the-middle attacks by preventing unauthorized or malicious certificates from being used during HTTPS communication.
By embedding trusted certificate hashes (typically SHA-256) into the application, SSL Pinning guarantees secure, verified connections. This makes it an essential feature for apps handling sensitive data, enhancing trust and safeguarding user information.
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