Google’s Android Studio Code Checking Function Adds an Application Security Knowledge Base to Help Android Developers Reduce Software Risks.
On August 3, According to reported that Google recently launched an “Android Application Security Knowledge Base (AAKB)” for Android developers.
Embedded in Android Studio and also available as a web version, this knowledge base aims to help developers create more secure applications.
The knowledge base includes various security guide articles that Google will continuously update with the latest industry security threats and technological changes.
Developers can access the latest security guidelines and repair suggestions to identify and fix vulnerabilities early in the development process, improving overall product security and quality.
Users can view articles directly in the web version without logging in, but logging in is required to leave comments.
Google emphasized that the guidelines are written in a “clear and verified” manner, reviewed by technology partners like Microsoft, and follow the OWASP MASVS standard.
This ensures that the content aligns with industry standards, helping developers understand and mitigate potential security risks in their applications.
Moreover, the guides have been integrated into Android Studio’s built-in code check function (Lint Checks).
This feature provides relevant AAKB articles during application development, helping developers immediately reduce code issues.
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