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Mobile links and API hosts

Review mobile link association, client configuration, and backend APIs as complementary controls with server-owned authorization.

Guide 10 / 154 review notesUpdated 2026-10-11

The review

What to look for

Defensive study and review of artifacts supplied by their owner. Record missing evidence as an open question.

  1. Inventory claimed destinations

    Document verified domains, path rules, package identifiers, and the user-visible destination for each link class.

  2. Review handoff state

    Ensure links do not carry authority that the backend cannot independently validate and expire.

  3. Trace backend ownership

    For every mobile API object, verify the server authorizes the current user and tenant, independent of the app UI.

  4. Minimize local secrets

    Review storage, logs, and diagnostics so tokens and account data are not exposed beyond the needed boundary.

What to produce

  • Link association inventory
  • Client-to-server authority map
  • Local data handling notes

Common mistakes

  • Trusting a client-side route as authorization
  • Leaving deep-link state reusable
  • Treating a configured hostname as ownership proof

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