sudeep -- posting massively general questions like this to the
android dev list is probably not going to get you anywhere. if you're
looking to develop a secure client for Android, you'd be best off
coming up with a list of requirements for what that application is
actually supposed to do. then go looking for stuff that implements
that.
in answer to your question though, Android has a built-in SSL
implementation and it looks like a full java.security.* stack. that's
enough to do secure transmission, PKI, all that, and it was enough
for me to develop an entire secure messaging etc system.
but start with what you want to do, then work back to the *how*.
hth
j
Which security framework is available or can be ported to
android ?
Warm Regards,
Sudeep
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