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johan
johan

Reputation: 6666

Network traffic from a iOS SDK

Let's say I want to build a SDK that communicates with a server. I don't want any one (not even the app that implements the SDK) to intercept and look at my requests/responses.

If I'd use a common lib like AFNetworking it would be possible to look at all requests i.e by registering a NSURLProtocol.

I'm assuming that this would be harder to do if I would use i.e CFNetworking to perform my request/response handling? Or am I missing something? Would it be possible to intercept that traffic as well?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 129

Answers (1)

Rad'Val
Rad'Val

Reputation: 9241

Using non NSURLConnection based classes, especially C low level classes (because NSIn/OutStream can be swizzled) like CFNetwork's CFStream, would make life harder for a potential curious developer. However, it will never stop a determined one. Your framework could, for example, be decompiled, although that's not a trivial task, which means many will quit even before starting, if the information is not worthwhile.

Upvotes: 1

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