Quokka analyzed over 150,000 mobile apps and found that foundational security weaknesses remain widespread across both Android and iOS apps. Read highlights from the analysis and then download the full report for detailed insights.
On March 31, 2026, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center published a public service announcement warning about the data security risks of foreign-developed mobile apps frequently used in the United States.
We’re proud to announce that Q-Scout integrates with Omnissa Workspace ONE®, giving enterprise security teams clearer visibility into mobile apps across managed fleets and a stronger defense against app-based threats.
A newly discovered flaw in Android devices running MediaTek chipsets lets attackers unlock devices and extract sensitive data in less than 60 seconds.
Quokka is excited to be a member of the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA), an ecosystem of software development companies and security services partners.
Quokka is proud to launch Q-firm, our new solution that detects vulnerabilities and threats in the underlying software and applications that ship with Android devices.
Google API keys were once considered safe to embed in mobile apps. But with Gemini, those same keys can now enable access to AI services and billable resources — quietly turning legacy best practices into a growing mobile security risk.
Quokka is listed as a Representative Vendor for mobile application security testing in the 2026 Gartner Journey Guide to Choosing Software Engineering Security Tools, published February 18, 2026.
Researchers uncovered 198 AI-related iOS apps are leaking data. Learn what went wrong, how AI code contributed, and what your team can do to strengthen mobile app security.
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