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mpiprod-cdn.zimperium.com

classified as cdn · 2

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Anthropic Claude — cdn

The domain is under zimperium.com, Zimperium being a mobile threat defense vendor whose SDK (MAPS/zDefend) is commonly embedded in banking apps; the 'mpiprod-cdn' host pattern suggests a content-delivery endpoint for threat definitions or policy files rather than an ad or analytics collector, though I cannot verify the exact function from the data given. Any device/security telemetry such a component sends appears covered by the app's declared collection of Diagnostics, Other app performance data, Device or other IDs, and shared Installed apps, so nothing here clearly exceeds the label.

OpenAI — cdn

The hostname includes "cdn" and appears likely to serve Zimperium-hosted resources, but ownership and the specific data transmitted are not provided. The app's label already declares extensive device, diagnostics, and app-related collection, so an undisclosed flow cannot be determined from this contact alone.

Google Gemini — cdn

mpiprod-cdn.zimperium.com is operated by mobile security provider Zimperium to deliver threat defense assets and updates. The contact appears covered under the app's declared collection of diagnostics, device IDs, and performance data.

Apps measured contacting this domain

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Chase Mobile362026-07-30

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