Servers can check if a request comes from a real Apple device running your actual app. Apple provides two tools for this: DeviceCheck and App Attest. These tools help stop fraud and protect your backend.
DeviceCheck gives each device two bits you can use as simple flags. For example, you can mark if a device has claimed a promo. App Attest uses the Secure Enclave to create a cryptographic proof. This proof shows the app is genuine.
By using these techniques you can detect compromised devices and secure sensitive API endpoints. Your server verifies each request with Apple's servers.
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