Orange: Issues which may affect your security but are non-critical.

These issue messages are color coded to signal their severity: Depending on the amount of messages, you may need to scroll down to view all of them. Each of these detail issues identified by Malwarebytes on your device. Opensource? - The Enterprise plan Some parts of their service is open source, others are not.After installing Malwarebytes on Android or Chromebook, you may see Critical and Non-critical issue notices on the app's Dashboard. Their Enterprise plan however is fully TLS encrypted in all communications to and from Pushy, including your servers to theirs However Malwarebytes could even host their own Pushy service which may be more feasible for cost and security stand point.Įncryption - Pushy Pro plan uses plaintext MQTT to deliver notifications downstream to devices. This one change would also be innocuous to those with Google services installed while giving 'unGoogled' phones the ability to receive push notifications.Įven selling this app (downloadable from Malwarebytes) would be reasonable to help fund or pay for pushy fees of $.005 per device per month (unlimited puush notifications). I think there is a growing market for people and companies who do not want to use Google services at all. Malwarebytes app development should support devices without GMS, you can embed the Pushy SDK in your app and it will work on these devices, instead of using GCM. Pushy cannot itself be flashed onto a non-GMS phone to replace GCM.

It is a replacement for GCM but each app developer must manually embed Pushy in their apps.

Use Pushy instead of GCM (for one example). Is the only reliance Malwarebytes has with Google the Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) for push notifications? (Aside from hosting the Malwarebytes app on Google Play).

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