Here is a list of the Oh so "popular" iOS Apps that the article claims you should worry about because they are mid and high risk to exposing some data if used on an insecure WIFI public network. Notice how "popular" these apps are...
- “HipChat — Free group chat for teams & business” by HipChat, Inc. (CVE-2017–8058) - FIXED
- “Foxit PDF — PDF reader, editor, form, signature” by Foxit Corporation (CVE-2017–8059) - FIXED
- “Panda Mobile Security” by Panda Security, S.L. (CVE-2017–8060)
- “Think Mutual Bank — Mobile Banking App” by Think Mutual Bank (CVE-2017–3213)
- “Emirates NBD” and “Emirates NBD KSA” by Emirates NBD Bank P.J.S.C (CVE-2017–5915)
- “State Bank Anywhere” by State Bank of India (CVE-2017–5901)
- “Dollar Bank Mobile” by Dollar Bank (CVE-2017–5905)
- "PayQuicker” by PayQuicker (CVE-2017–5902)
- “EFS Mobile Driver Source” by Electronic Funds Source LLC (CVE-2017–5909)
- “Diabetes in Check: Blood Glucose & Carb Tracker” by Everyday Health, Inc (CVE-2017–5906)
- “Supermóvil” by Banco Santander Mexico SA — Mexico (CVE-2017–5911)
- “FOREXTrader for iPhone” by FOREX.com (CVE-2017–5912)
- “TradeKing Forex for iPhone” by TradeKing (CVE-2017–5913)
- “Banque Zitouna” by DOT IT (CVE-2017–5914)
- “America’s First FCU Mobile Banking” by America’s First Federal Credit Union (CVE-2017–5916)
- “BCR Móvil” by Banco de Costa Rica (CVE-2017–5918)
- “21st Century Insurance” by 21st Century Insurance (CVE-2017–5919)
- ”Indiana Voters” by Quest Information Systems
- “Dolphin Web Browser –Fast Private Internet Search” by MoboTap Inc. (“ellentube” by Warner Bros.
- “Yo.” by Life Before Us, LLC
- “Radio Javan” by RADIO JAVAN INC.
- “ellentube” by Warner Bros.
- “Zipongo — Healthy Recipes and Grocery Deals” by Zipongo, Inc.
- “Interval International” by Interval International
- “ShopWell — Healthy Diet & Grocery Food Scanner” by YottaMark, Inc.
- “PUMATRAC” by PUMA AG
Ho hum . . . so disappointing that someone will find my password to EllenTube and watch Ellen Degenerate. . .
I’m not sure they found them all. There are many who use the same app developer/framework for specific types of apps. Notice how many banking apps look VERY similar and function the same. It’s likely because the core code is the same among them with only customization done (kind of like web pages done with the same Wordpress template, just the colors and images/content change, but they all look very similar).
LOTS of banks (especially smaller banks) use the same basic app - and I doubt these folks were able to track down and test all of them.
But I do agree, none appear to be insanely popular!