Mobile Application Penetration Testing
Today, businesses and government agencies use mobile apps in inventive and appealing ways, from banking systems to healthcare applications. With new vulnerabilities being discovered daily, managing security risk on these platforms is becoming more and more difficult. Is your mobile app protected against hackers?
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Our Mobile App Pentest Methodology:
In order to effectively assess the Mobile Applications, we divide this exercise into two ways:
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Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
Static application security testing is used to secure software by reviewing the source code of the software to identify sources of vulnerabilities. In this phase our experts can decompile or reverse engineering the application themselves to review the source code manually, By reviewing the app source code during the penetration test, even deeply buried vulnerabilities can be identified and mitigated.
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Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) is the process of analyzing a Mobile application through the front-end to find vulnerabilities through simulated attacks. This type of approach evaluates the application from the “outside in” by attacking an application like a malicious user would.
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SAST and DAST Integration
Our security specialists execute at-rest and runtime tests on each mobile app to find any vulnerabilities using a combination of static and dynamic analysis. Local vulnerabilities are also targeted by this extensive approach, including unsecure credential storage, sensitive app data in Android backups, etc.
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Reporting
For a mobile app pentest to be successful, documentation and reporting are essential. In order to address the demands of both leadership and app developers, we incorporate both executive summaries and technical details. This thorough penetration testing reporting is divided into the following categories:
- Summary risk
- Risk-prioritized Vulnerabilities with their description
- Full Attack walkthrough
- Remediation or Mitigation recommendations