Mobile Application Penetration Testing
We test mobile apps (Android and iOS) for vulnerabilities such as insecure data storage,
unsafe
login processes, and unauthorized access to sensitive features — ensuring the app is safe for
users and the company.
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Over 80% of mobile apps have security vulnerabilities that can lead to data leakage, account takeover, or unauthorized access. With the surge in mobile-first businesses, attackers are increasingly targeting iOS and Android applications using client-side flaws and insecure APIs.
Our mobile penetration testing service is built on the industry-recognized OWASP Mobile Security Testing Guide (MSTG) and OWASP MASVS standards. We simulate real-world threats with manual and automated techniques to identify weaknesses across both code and infrastructure.
What’s Included:
- Full security assessment for iOS and Android apps
- OWASP MSTG methodology and MASVS compliance
- Static & dynamic analysis (SAST/DAST)
- API & server-side communication testing
- Authentication & session management validation
- Data storage and caching security review
- Reverse engineering and obfuscation resistance
- Jailbreak/root detection & tamper protection checks
Vulnerabilities We Target:
- Insecure data storage & unintended data leakage
- Weak transport layer protection (TLS/SSL misconfigurations)
- Improper authentication & session handling
- Insecure coding practices (hardcoded keys, poor input validation)
- Broken cryptography and insecure certificate handling
- Client-side injections (e.g., JavaScript, SQL, intent hijacking)
Trend-Focused Testing Includes:
- Analysis of third-party SDKs and libraries (a common source of vulnerabilities)
- Evaluation of biometric authentication security
- Mobile malware injection resistance
- Business logic abuse and unauthorized transaction manipulation
Deliverables:
- Detailed report with reproduction steps, CVSS scoring, and impact analysis
- Developer-focused remediation guidance
- Optional retesting after patching