Mobile Application Security Cheat Sheet — Siri Permissions
Siri can access app functionalities through voice or Type to Siri commands, which is by default accessible even when the device is locked potentially enabling unauthorized actions.
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Siri can access app functionalities through voice or Type to Siri commands, which is by default accessible even when the device is locked potentially enabling unauthorized actions. How: Configure requiresUserAuthentication to true on intents that expose sensitive information or functionality. Additionally, set INIntent.userConfirmationRequired = true for operations requiring explicit user confirmation. These settings ensure proper authentication (e.g., Face ID or PIN) and explicit approval before Siri can execute sensitive commands. (For more information, see Apple Developer's SiriKit documentation.)
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