Interactive Phone Attestation For Free

Setting SafetyNet attestation Log into the Admin Portal. Go to Policies & Configs > Policies. Select a security policy and click Edit. Alternatively, create a new security policy by clicking Add New > Security. Scroll down to the Android section. Select ?Require Google SafetyNet Attestation?.

In order to create the attestation, the API examines the device's software and hardware environment, looking for integrity issues, and comparing it with the reference data for approved Android devices. The generated attestation is bound to the nonce that the caller app provides.

The SafetyNet Attestation API provides a cryptographically-signed attestation, assessing the device's integrity. In order to create the attestation, the API examines the device's software and hardware environment, looking for integrity issues, and comparing it with the reference data for approved Android devices.

Google's servers send the signed attestation to the SafetyNet Attestation service on the device. The SafetyNet Attestation service returns this signed attestation to your app. Your app forwards the signed attestation to your server. This server validates the response and uses it for anti-abuse decisions.

This attestation provides assurance that the properties of the device (for example, the serial number) are legitimate (as attested to by the device's Secure Enclave and verified by Apple's servers) and not spoofed.

For example, App Attest can't definitively pinpoint a device with a compromised operating system. Instead, the DeviceCheck services provide information that you can integrate into an overall risk assessment for a given device.

When you are testing your app on an emulator. Go to google cloud console , select your project . Click on navigation menu and select APis & services and then select Dashboard . Click on enable api and services and enable api " Android Device Verification".