Mobile security

Your mobile app ships to the attacker's device.

Once your app is on a phone, the attacker controls the runtime: they can read its storage, intercept its traffic and pull it apart. We test the iOS or Android app itself and the API behind it, the way someone with the binary and a rooted device would.

$500 per platform as a focused review · Full mobile pentests quoted

What we test

What breaks once the app leaves your servers.

Local data storage

Tokens, PII and secrets in files, databases, keychains and caches readable on a compromised device.

Secrets in the binary

Hardcoded API keys, endpoints and credentials recoverable by decompiling the app.

Transport & pinning

TLS configuration and certificate pinning, and whether traffic can be intercepted and replayed.

Authentication & sessions

Token handling, biometric and PIN flows, session lifetime and logout on the device.

Deep links & WebViews

Deep-link handlers and embedded WebViews that load or execute attacker-controlled content.

The backend API (MASVS/MASTG)

The same access-control and business-logic testing against the API the app actually calls.

Tested against the OWASP MASVS and MASTG. Give us the build (TestFlight, an APK or the store listing) and the test accounts; no source code required.

How it works

Find the risk. Fix the code. Prove the fix.

01

Map it

We map the surface the way an attacker would: what's reachable, who can touch it and where the boundaries are.

02

Attack it

A security engineer exploits and reproduces every finding by hand, within the scope you approve in writing.

03

Prove, fix and verify

Each finding is sent to your coding agent over MCP with the fix, and only our retest can close it.

Who it's for

Teams whose product lives on the phone.

Consumer & fintech apps

Where the app holds money, identity or health data on the user's device.

Before an enterprise rollout

When a customer's MDM and security team will review the app before deploying it.

App Store & compliance

Independent testing for store review, partner requirements or an audit.

Test your app the way an attacker holding it would.

Testing only with written authorization, within the scope you approve.