Our OCTOBER meeting will be October 7th from 6pm to 8:30pm. We are BACK AT RIT! Please RSVP so we can order enough food.
Tom Kolankiewicz , app19.com, and Stephen Lambardo, Zetetic.net, will be presenting in-person and remotely on SQLCipher* and Mobile Device security. Steve will start off with an overview of mobile device security threats and the challenges facing developers today, and explain why security should be a critical focus for all new and existing applications.
We will then discuss what’s involved in building more secure applications, and introduce the SQLCipher library as a means of enhancing application-level security with database encryption to secure user data. In addition to discussing how SQLCipher works, the session will provide a high-level overview on how to use SQLCipher with various development tools.
Tom will conclude the presentation and share learnings from a recent android project in which he used both SQLCipher to encrypt a device-resident SQLite** database, and, ProGuard to obfuscate the android source code.
*SQLCipher is an open source extension to SQLite that provides transparent 256-bit AES encryption of database files.
**SQLite is the world’s most popular relational data store. It runs on many mobile devices including the: iOS, Android, Windows, and Blackberry platforms.
Also, stay tuned for info on our HACKERS HEAVEN HACKATHON to help build out the mobile/web site for MySpecialDays.com
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AppRochester meets monthly to discuss app development and marketing tips and tricks. We meet at the R.I.T. Center for Student Innovation, from 6pm to 8:30pm, and pizza and drinks are provided, thanks to your donations and the occasional sponsor.
We meet on the First Tuesday each month, with some exceptions so check the website at http://AppRochester.com and subscribe to our email list at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/approchester
Directions: Follow signs to Lot S (D7 quadrant on map) and park in any Visitor space located as far forward and to the right as they can.
The building in front of them will be Crossroads (also in D7 on map), and the Center for Student Innovation is a round, glass building located behind it (marked as CSI in D6 on map).
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