Static & reverse-engineering analysis
Binary review for embedded secrets, weak crypto, and logic an attacker can lift — what your app reveals to anyone with a decompiler.
Cybersecurity · Security Testing
Your app runs on hardware you don't control
Every install hands your binary, your keys, and your API surface to a device an attacker can own completely. Mobile security testing assesses what that access yields: reversible secrets, insecure storage, weak transport, and backend trust that assumes the app is honest.
A shipped mobile flaw can't be quietly patched — it lives on user devices through every slow update cycle, and hardcoded credentials in an APK are public the day someone looks.
What we do
Runtime testing
Instrumented-device assessment: storage, keychain/keystore use, IPC exposure, and jailbreak/root behavior.
Transport & API trust
TLS configuration, pinning, and the backend's assumptions when the client is hostile — usually the highest-impact findings.
Platform-permission review
Permission scope, exported components, and data flows against platform security models.
How it’s delivered
01
Scope
Platforms, builds, and backend boundaries.
02
Assess
Static, dynamic, and API testing aligned to OWASP MASVS.
03
Report
Findings with device-level reproduction.
04
Retest
Fix verification on updated builds.
Tools & standards
- Methodology
- OWASP MASVS/MASTG
- Tooling
- Burp Suite Pro, instrumentation frameworks, platform analysis tooling
What you receive
- MASVS-mapped findings for iOS and Android
- Reverse-engineering exposure summary
- Backend trust-boundary findings with API repro
- Retest verification on fixed builds
Who this is for
- Fintech, health, and consumer apps holding regulated data on-device
- Teams that pentest their web app yearly and their mobile app never
- Products shipping SDKs or white-label apps under partner brands
Ready to scope the work?
A 30-minute call with the engineers who will do the testing — not a sales gate.