Overlay Attacks and Compose Multiplatform @ ABN Amro

For this meetup we’re back at ABN Amro in Amstelveen to hear about defending our apps against overlay attacks and learn more about Compose Multiplatform.

**Agenda**
18:00: Opening doors with drinks and food
19:00: Introduction
19:05: Mohanad Alkhouli – Shielding Android
19:45: Break
20:00: Rolf Smit – Compose Multiplatform
20:45: Drinks

The meetup will not be live streamed or recorded

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**Important information**
Identification with ID card, driver’s license or passport is required to enter the building.

**Parking**
Free parking is available, but you have to provide your license plate to one of the organisers in advance.

**Public transport**
The ABN building is easily reachable with tram/bus.

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**Mohanad Alkhouli @ ABN Amro**
*Shielding Android: Defending against Accessibility and Overlay Attacks*

In this presentation we delve into the threats posed by Android accessibility services and overlay attacks. These vulnerabilities can be exploited by malicious actors to gain unauthorised access to sensitive information and control over devices. We will explore the mechanics of these attacks , their impact on user security and techniques to safeguard against them.

**Rolf Smit @ Open Web | Knab**
*Debrief: Lessons from My First Dive into Multiplatform Compose*

In this talk, I will share insights and lessons learned from developing my first app using Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform. We’ll explore the challenges, surprises, and bugs encountered along the way, including limitations of the standard library, ViewModels, iOS keyboard handling, the use of kotlin-inject for dependency injection and more, providing a glimpse into the real-world perspective on building cross-platform applications using Compose Multiplatform.