TIZEN Content Security Framework
summary
Tizen Content Security Framework exposes lightweight, action-driven APIs that let apps request on-demand scans and URL reputation checks; it loads vendor plugins (the scan engine for files/data/memory and the site engine for URL reputation) via installer-created symlinks, and provides a stub engine when none is present. Engines are vendor-supplied, may consult vendor clouds for signatures, support policy callbacks and blocking, and ship test kits; sample system apps are being integrated now but cloud handshake and engine-update details remain vendor-specific rather than standardized.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:31Agenda
- 1:27Content Security Framework
- 10:04Site Engine
- 17:18Use Cases
- 20:07Create a Policy
- 24:59Method of Verification
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