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## How ProtectedApps Works: Technical Overview ProtectedApps creates a zero-trust authentication shell around your applications: 1. **Request Initiation**: User requests access through Identiqa platform 2. **Device Verification**: System validates device fingerprint and IP address 3. **Dynamic URL Generation**: Creates one-time URL valid only for requesting device 4. **Time-Limited Access**: URL expires after session, cannot be reused 5. **Continuous Monitoring**: AI scans for suspicious behavior during session **Protocols Used**: HTTP3, OAuth 2.0, TLS 1.3 **Performance Impact**: <5ms latency added **Compatibility**: Works with any HTTP-based application

## Use Cases for ProtectedApps ### Scenario 1: E-commerce Backend Protection **Challenge**: Shopify admin panel exposed to credential stuffing attacks **Solution**: ProtectedApps creates authentication shell allowing only verified devices **Result**: Zero unauthorized access attempts reach application ### Scenario 2: Remote CRM Access **Challenge**: Sales team needs secure Salesforce access from home offices **Solution**: Dynamic URLs provide secure, device-specific access without VPN **Result**: Team accesses CRM seamlessly, attackers see nothing ### Scenario 3: WordPress Admin Hardening **Challenge**: WordPress admin login page vulnerable to automated attacks **Solution**: ProtectedApps hides admin panel entirely from public internet **Result**: Brute force attacks cannot reach login page