What's New
Release 2026.17
Fine-grained Android Rooting Detection
Android rooting detection has been split into two separate checks: Rooting and Attestation. You can now define separate policies for Rooting and Attestation, giving you more control over how each type of detection is handled. Both checks use the same default settings you had previously configured for rooting detection, so your existing setup continues to work as before. The new Hardware Attestation check can be particularly useful in markets with a significant number of non-Google/CTS devices, where you may want to ignore attestation failures without changing how other rooted devices are handled. As part of this, the report and exit configuration option in the UI has been removed. The report and exit can be configured using custom responses.
Filter by app version
A new Filter by version option lets you filter the threat landscape and app instances based on a specific app version you have released. This makes it easier to focus your analysis on a particular version and understand the security landscape for that release.
Screenshot/Screen Recording detection for iOS
Screenshot/Screen Recording detection is now available for iOS. The feature supports a custom response, allowing you to define how your application should react when a screenshot or screen recording is detected.
Updated protection tool for Android
XTD has been updated with version 5.3 of the Android protection tool. This is the default for new applications. Existing applications are not affected, but it is possible to change the version of the Android protection tool via the UI or API.
Updated default protection tool for iOS
XTD has been updated to use version 8.2 of the iOS protection tool by default. This is the default for new applications. Existing applications are not affected, but it is possible to change the version of the iOS protection tool via the UI or API.