App attestation and device binding give every genuine install a hardware-backed identity, checked on each call. Repackaged builds, cloned installs and scripted copies never hold a valid one — so your backend can tell them apart before it answers.
Your build is downloadable, editable and re-signable by anyone. Everything that follows is an account your team has to clean up later.
Neither one asks anything of the customer. Both are checked in the app and signed into the request your backend already receives.
A customer cannot tell these apart. Pick what the copy on the right actually is.
The customer-facing difference is nothing. The difference your backend sees is one signed field on the request.
One SDK, one console. RASP watches what happens inside a running app; App Auth answers who the install is in the first place. Turn it on for the endpoints that matter and leave the rest unchanged.
No login rebuild, no change to your auth provider — the verdict travels as a signed header on calls you already make.
Send us one endpoint and we will show you how much of its traffic is not your app.