A lightweight library for determining device uniqueness and risk identification.
Create a device identifier based on basic device information.
Will remain the same after uninstalling and reinstalling or clearing app data.
πͺ§Attentionπͺ§οΌThe functions of the basic version of github are relatively limited.
You can visit AWS Marketplace or TrustDecision to learn about our professional version.
TrustDecision is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:
# Podfile
pod 'TrustDecision', '1.5'
DeviceInfo contains device id, risk information and device details.
#import <TrustDecision/TDMobRisk.h>
TDMobRiskManager_t *manager = [TDMobRiskManager sharedManager];
NSMutableDictionary *options = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init];
[options setObject:^(NSDictionary *response) {
// Response in sub-thread, do something with the response
// Get DeviceId
NSString *deviceId = response[@"device_id"];
// Get DeviceRiskLabel
NSDictionary *deviceRisk = response[@"device_risk_label"];
// Get DeviceDetail
NSDictionary *deviceDetail = response[@"device_detail"];
} forKey:@"callback"];
manager->initWithOptions(options);
import TrustDecision
var options = [String : NSObject]()
let responseCallback: ([String : Any])-> Void = { response in
// Response in sub-thread, do something with the response
// Get DeviceId
let deviceId = response["device_id"]
// Get DeviceRiskLabel
let deviceRisk = response["device_risk_label"]
// Get DeviceDetail
let deviceDetail = response["device_detail"]
}
options["callback"] = unsafeBitCast(responseCallback as @convention(block) ([String : Any]) -> Void, to: AnyObject.self) as? NSObject
let manager = TDMobRiskManager.sharedManager()
manager?.pointee.initWithOptions(options)
{
"device_id":"4b3491c6bb6a27c6c58a038939a10d4cad97555e517574e7bd0291db96243859",
"device_risk_label":{
"jailbreak":false,
"simulator":false,
"debug":true
},
"device_detail":{
"displayResolution":"828.0x1792.0",
"deviceModel":"N104AP",
"kernelVersion":"Darwin Kernel Version 22.6.0: Wed Jun 28 20:51:23 PDT 2023; root:xnu-8796.142.1~1\/RELEASE_ARM64_T8030",
"debug":true,
"sandboxPath":"3CDAE89E-1D51-4DD2-941C-02B2780021FF",
"mcc":"460",
"batteryState":2,
"teamName":"Hangzhou BoDunXiYan Technology Co., Ltd.",
"cloudid":"316A8157-B4E5-4F40-BE37-8115588CA734",
"bundleId":"com.trustdevice.fingerprint",
"appVersion":"1.0",
"timeZone":"Asia\/Shanghai",
"applicationId":"R3F7G5M76J.com.trustdevice.fingerprint",
"freeDiskSpace":4820676608,
"physicalMemory":"8333852672",
"currentTime":1693451898456090,
"totalDiskSpace":127933894656,
"mnc":"02",
"appInstallTime":1679884827203788.8,
"osVersion":"20G75",
"hostName":"ssd",
"osType":"Darwin",
"deviceType":"iPhone",
"displayScale":2,
"idfv":"E5082421-F447-4B45-B453-22C656B56314",
"osRelease":"22.6.0",
"memorySize":"4038885376",
"deviceName":"iOS",
"cpuCount":"9023060809483288582",
"isiOSAppOnMac":0,
"simulator":false,
"jailbreak":false,
"bootTime":1692954854089697,
"secureKernelStatus":true
}
}
- Basic device ID, consistent when uninstalling applications and reinstalling
- Basic equipment information, which can be used for simple data analysis
- Basic risk identification ability
RiskLabel | Risk Description |
---|---|
jailbreak | Attackers will have higher privileges and can install many cheating software to affect the normal development of application business. |
simulator | The simulator provides many simulation functions, which will affect the normal operation of applications, such as virtual positioning. |
debug | Applications can be modified by attackers at will, and the program will return unexpected values. |
Ability | Open Source | Pro |
---|---|---|
100% open source | Yes | No |
Device ID | Basic | Extremely stable, even if the device is restored to factory settings, it can still be recognized as the same |
Device Risk Label | Basic | Extremely rich |
Device Details | Basic | Extremely rich |
IP Location | - | β |
Device Risk Score | - | β |
Environment Risk Evaluation | - | β |
Fraud Tools Detection | - | β |
Behavioral Activity Capturing | - | β |
TrustDecision TrustDevice has the leading device fingerprint technology, which has been integrated by more than 10000 global leading brands, protecting the entire customer journey.
There are 6 leading core features about TrustDevice Pro:
Comprehensive coverage of Android, iOS, Web, H5, applets and other device types.
TrustDevice served more than 10,000 clients, 200 million+ daily active users , and 6 billion+ devices , with excellent product functions and stability. The fingerprint accuracy of different terminal devices exceeded 99.9%, and the output of risk labels exceeded 70 items.
TrustDevice's code virtualization & obfuscation technology make the malware fraudsters suffer from painful cost and imprecision when performing reverse-engineering.
Fully independent intellectual property rights, with a number of patented technology.
TrustDevice is committed to the highest standards in security and compliance to keep your data safe. GDPR/CCA/PCI DSS/ISO 27701/ISO 9001 Compliant.
SaaSοΌSoftware as a ServiceοΌdeployment supported, reducing massively your integration cost and enabling rapid access to device fingerprint service.
We are happy to provide technical support for our open-source trustdevice-ios library. We recommend using GitHub Issues to submit bugs or Discussions to ask questions. Using Issues and Discussions publicly will help the open-source community and other users with similar issues.
In addition, any idea or interest in using TrustDevice Pro can be found on the www.trustdecision.com, registered account for a free trial; or via email [email protected] contact us directly and quickly open the service.
Items | Description |
---|---|
Supported System Versions | iOS9.0+ |
Supported Architecture | armv7, arm64, x86_64 |
Type | Scene | Result | TrusDevice Pro | Fingerprint | Seon | CredoLab | Sift | Shield | PerimeterX |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Device Fingerprint Compatibility | iOS 9.0 and above, including iOS 16, etc. | Able to collect device info and generate device ID | β | β (ios12 and above) | β (ios9 and above) | β (ios11 and above) | β (ios9.2 and above) | β (ios9 and above) | β (ios11 and above) |
Device fingerprint uniqueness | Different apps (with different package names) on the same device | Device fingerprints/ID matches | β | β | β | β | β | β | β |
The same app on two unique devices (including the case of the same device model and the same system version) | Device fingerprint/ID should not match. Each device to have its own unique device fingeprint/ID | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Device Fingerprint Stability | Uninstall and reinstall | Device fingerprints/ID are consistent before and after reinstallation | β | β | β | β | β | β | β |
Clear all app data | Device fingerprints/ID are consistent before and after clearing all app data | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Disable all app permissions except network permissions and clear app data | Device fingerprints/ID are consistent before and after disabling all permissions | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Modify the common information of the device system (brand, model, IDFA, IDFV, etc.) through the machine modification tool | Device fingerprint/ID still matches with before modification | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Device system upgrade | Device fingerprints/ID are consistent before and after system upgrade | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Factory reset (including iOS 14 and above, etc.) | The device fingerprints/ID are the same before and after the device is restored to factory settings | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Device Fingerprint Risk Identification | Secondary packaging | Ability to identify secondary packaged unofficial apps | β | β | β | β | β | β | β |
Replay attack | Ability to identify replay attacks | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Device location information has been tampered with | Ability to identify tampering of location information | β | β | β | β | β | β | - | |
No SIM card inserted | Can identify whether the device is inserted with a SIM card | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
The device uses an HTTP proxy | Can identify HTTP proxy risks | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
The device uses a VPN proxy | Can identify VPN proxy risks | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Jailbreak | Ability to identify jailbreak risks | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
The device is an emulator | Ability to recognize emulators | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
The device uses the machine modification tool to modify the device parameter information | Ability to identify mainstream modification tools | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
The device has scripts and group control tools installed (tools that are used to control multiple devices from single terminal - device farm/device group) | Can identify mainstream scripting/group control tools | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
The device is equipped with an M chip | Devices capable of recognizing M-chips | β | β | β | β | β | β | - | |
The device is not logged into the iCloud account | Able to identify login iCloud account | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Security and Stability | Code Protection | The device fingerprint SDK and JS have code protection mechanisms (such as VMP), which effectively resist black hat cracking attempts to manipulate code logic and falsify data | β (OLLVM, VMP) | β | β | β | β | β | β |
Downgrade | Intercepting and sending collection requests in the iOS environment can still generate device fingerprints normally | β | β | β | β | β | β | β | |
Anti packet capture | iOS has the ability to prevent packet capture | β | β | β | β | β | β | β |
This library is MIT licensed. Copyright trustdecision, Inc. 2022.