Your binary is a confession waiting to be decompiled

A shipped mobile app or compiled binary is in the attacker's hands, on their device, with no rate limit and no server-side log. They can decompile it, hook it at runtime, and read every secret you assumed was hidden. If your security model relies on the client keeping a secret, that model has already failed.

We test compiled and mobile code the way a determined adversary would — static reverse engineering to read the logic, dynamic instrumentation to bend it, and runtime hooking to defeat the controls meant to stop both.

What we do

Reverse engineer. We decompile and analyse the binary to recover logic, data flows, and anything you'd rather not have exposed.
Test mobile apps. Full Android and iOS assessment against the OWASP MASTG, covering storage, transport, crypto, and platform misuse.
Hunt secrets. We extract hardcoded keys, tokens, certificates, and endpoints baked into the package.
Break the guards. We assess root/jailbreak detection, anti-tamper, and obfuscation to see whether they survive contact.

Aligned to the mobile standard

Engagements follow the OWASP MASVS and MASTG, the recognised baseline for mobile security in Singapore, India, and global app-store and financial-sector requirements.