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You'll leave this session wanting to review the security of your mobile apps but armed with the knowledge to make improvements and fix some security holes.
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- 4. Will be looking at: Taskbar Overlay Images & Progress Jump Lists Thumbnail Preview Explorer Browser Known Folders & Stock Icons Command Links Application Restore and Recovery
- 5. Not looking at: Touch Ink Sensors DirectX IE8 Logo testing
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- 10. Taskbar Overlay Images if (TaskbarManager.IsPlatformSupported) { TaskbarManager.Instance.SetOverlayIcon( this.Handle, icon, "AltText"); }
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