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Vulnerabilities on mobile Dating Applications
- 1. Vulnerabilities in Mobile Dating Applications
- 2. Agenda
- 3. Overview of Mobile Security Risks
- 10. Mobile Dating App Vulnerabilities: A Closer Look
- 13. Mobile Dating App Vulnerabilities: Methodology and Impact of Vulnerabilities
- 23. Thank You !