Deep-dive security assessment of iOS and Android applications — combining static reverse engineering, Frida-powered runtime instrumentation, and comprehensive API testing.
Mobile application security testing evaluates the security posture of iOS and Android applications using both static and dynamic analysis techniques. Our certified assessors reverse-engineer your application binaries, instrument the runtime with Frida, and probe backend APIs to uncover vulnerabilities that put your users and their data at risk.
We test against the OWASP Mobile Application Security Verification Standard (MASVS) and follow the comprehensive OWASP Mobile Security Testing Guide (MSTG). Our testing covers the full attack surface: the application binary, client-side storage, inter-process communication, network traffic, and all backend APIs exposed to the mobile client.
From insecure data storage and certificate pinning bypass to runtime manipulation and deep-link hijacking, our methodology leaves no stone unturned. Each finding is validated on real devices — not just emulators — to ensure real-world exploitability is accurately assessed.
Combining SAST and DAST with expert manual analysis — aligned to the OWASP MASVS and MSTG for complete mobile coverage.
Full attack surface coverage across binary, storage, network, platform APIs, and backend — for both iOS and Android platforms.
Board-ready risk overview with business impact analysis, MASVS compliance status, and prioritized security investment recommendations.
Detailed findings with CVSS scores, Frida scripts, decompiled code snippets, network captures, and full reproduction steps for every vulnerability.
Platform-specific fix guidance for Android (Java/Kotlin) and iOS (Swift/Obj-C), with secure coding examples and configuration templates.
Complimentary retest after remediation with a verification report confirming all fixes and updated MASVS compliance attestation letter.
Every day your app is live without a security assessment is a day a threat actor could be silently extracting user credentials and sensitive data.