A security mechanism that ensures only authorized parties can sign or certify an app, preventing malicious versions from being distributed.
After shielding an app, you need to apply re-signing protections before loading the app to an app store. Only legitimate developers of the app can create certified versions of it, ensuring that users are not tricked into downloading malicious versions.
The re-signing protection prevents a mobile app from being uploaded to a legitimate app store such as Google Play.
False, it enables authorized parties to certify an app so it can be uploaded to an app store.
