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In Build Settings → Deployment → Strip Linked Product, select NO. In Build Settings → Linking → Dead Code Stripping, select NO. In Build Settings → Linking → Other Linker Flags, add: -force_load “$(SRCROOT)/tas/libtas_full.a”. Libtas_full.a to link your project with the Trusteer library. In Build Phases → Link Binary With Libraries, drag and drop Make sure the file contains your license information. Make sure your target isĭrag the “ tas.license” file from the tas folder into the “ Resources” folder. Select “Create folder references for any added folders”. Check “Copy items into destination group’s folder (if needed)”. In your XCode project (whether MobileFirst-generated Hybrid, or your own using MobileFirst Native API), drag the folder created above onto your project navigator. If you’ve installed Trusteer as an Application Component, this folder will be created for you in the native folder. Copy Files Into XCode ProjectĬreate a directory on your system called “tas” containing the 4 above files. Note: You still need to follow the following steps if you use a WLC file. To learn more about installing an MobileFirst ApplicationĬomponent (*.WLC) see MobileFirst documentation. You may receive those items either as standalone files, or as an MobileFirst Application Component. See Trusteer documentation or contact Trusteer support if you are missing any of those items.

For example, you could prevent a malware-ridden device from logging into your banking app, and prevent rooted devices from using the “transfer funds” feature. In your IBM MobileFirst Platform Foundation application, you may want to protect access to some specific resources or procedures based risk levels, such as detected malware or whether the device is jailbroken or rooted. Trusteer Mobile SDK collects multiple mobile device risk factors and provides them to the mobile app, enabling organizations to restrict mobile app functionality based on risk levels.