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talsec / Free-RASP-Flutter

Flutter library for improving app security and threat monitoring on Android and iOS mobile devices.
https://github.com/talsec/Free-RASP-Community
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Feature: get currentThreatStatus / await freeRasp.checksComplete.future #109

Closed PeperMarkreel closed 6 months ago

PeperMarkreel commented 6 months ago

Hi, I'd like to be able to know if certain checks are finished and what their result is before initiating a certain procedure.

What I would like is a feature like: await freeRasp.threatAnalysisComplete; or ThreatDetectionResults results = await freeRasp.analysisResults; // analyze results & decide if to initiate sensitive procedures or await freeRasp.onPrivilegedAccessResult;

etc

The current way I do it: I now set a bool deviceCompromised to true in a few of the configuration callbacks and just wait a second after the initial frame is rendered at startup and check the bool . Not sure how threat detection works and how long these take to finish. Are these heuristic based upon behavior or do these have a predictable execution time?

So documentation of the duration per callback would be a valid alternative, after how long you can assume these callback's won't be triggered?

SirionRazzer commented 6 months ago

Hi @PeperMarkreel , thank you for raising this! You are right. There currently is no way to get a final verdict. This feature is commonly requested, so we are evaluating possible designs to facilitate that.

Regarding your other question, this doc may come in handy: https://github.com/talsec/Free-RASP-Community/wiki/Callback-Delay,-Telemetry-Impact,-and-Threat-Scanning-Completion-Status. The duration per callback is not deterministic. Hardcoding any artificial completion time window is not recommended.

Best Regards, Tomas

PeperMarkreel commented 6 months ago

Thanks for the response - of course the info was in the one document that I missed. Looking forward to the implementation of the new api.