Offensive Security & Resilience Engineering

The OWASP Mobile Top 10 focuses on threats unique to mobile devices, such as insecure local data storage and improper platform usage. It also addresses vulnerabilities within the app's compiled binary and communication with mobile-specific APIs. Understanding these differences is key to securing the unique ecosystem of mobile apps, which often have different trust models than web apps.

Yes, we provide comprehensive security testing for both iOS and Android platforms using specialized tools and methodologies for each. We uncover vulnerabilities unique to each operating system's architecture, such as Android intent handling or iOS keychain implementation. Our dual-platform approach ensures that your entire mobile user base is protected, regardless of their device choice.

If an app saves passwords, tokens, or personal data locally without proper encryption, it becomes an easy target for theft. An attacker with physical access to the device or one using mobile malware can extract this sensitive information from the filesystem. We test to ensure that all sensitive data is stored securely using platform-provided encrypted storage mechanisms.

Attackers often download apps and reverse engineer the compiled code to find hardcoded secrets, hidden API endpoints, and internal logic flaws. We emulate this adversarial process to identify and secure your code before it ever reaches the public app store. This inside-out testing approach reveals vulnerabilities that are invisible to standard black-box testing.

Certificate pinning prevents Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) attacks by ensuring the app only communicates with your specific, known server certificate. We test to ensure this is implemented securely and cannot be easily bypassed by common interception tools used by attackers. This extra layer of security is vital for protecting data as it travels across untrusted public networks.