Here, we're looking at some of the application anatomy.
So as we expand the app and do show package contents
or we go into the application, we
can see that here we're looking at Bumble, both of them.
Now, this is also where you have to look at, what is normal?
So what is required by Apple for these apps,
and then what is optional?
So we provided a table for you for a reference here.
Things that are required-- source code is required.
You have to have that or the app won't execute.
So go look at the source code.
Application icons-- Apple strongly likes that.
They required, they recommend it,
but you could fake that easily, but take a look at it.
Info.plist, very similar to a backup file,
it's going to have bundle ID, version number,
display name-- it is required.
The only other thing that I would say here--
look at Settings.
Anything that is required, I would examine good places
to start.
But other than that, it's really up to you.
If you do find legitimate Malware on an iPhone,
please reach out to Lee and I. Let us know.
If you could take screenshots or share it,
we would love to work it with you and assist you.