Application Security Testing
Mobile Application Security Testing for iOS, Android, and Connected Backends
Assess how your mobile client behaves under real adversarial conditions, from local storage and transport handling to the backend trust it relies on.
Who This Is For
Mobile App Security Testing
Best for teams shipping consumer or enterprise mobile apps where data exposure, token handling, or backend workflow abuse would create material risk.
Related Proof
Why CyberXhunt Fits This Scope
- Research depth useful for edge cases beyond standard mobile checklists
- Manual-led testing aimed at proving realistic attacker value
- Reports structured so product and engineering teams can move quickly
What Is Tested
Assessment Focus
- Client-side storage, secrets handling, transport, and session behavior
- Android or iOS app flows across the scoped build or release candidate
- Backend interaction abuse through mobile workflows
- Manual testing supported by automation for traffic inspection, workflow replay, and coverage
Typical Risk Areas
Where This Scope Goes Deeper
- Insecure local storage of data, tokens, or secrets
- Transport and session weaknesses that expose user or business risk
- Client assumptions that fail under tampering or adversarial use
- Backend weaknesses reachable primarily through the mobile app
Expected Inputs
What Helps Scoping Move Faster
- Builds, binaries, testflight/internal releases, or testing environment access
- Test accounts, roles, and device or platform notes
- Authentication details and release timing
- Any mobile-backend dependencies that shape the engagement
Deliverables
Outputs Tied to the Scope
- Evidence-backed findings tied to realistic mobile attack paths
- Prioritized technical report and executive summary
- Remediation guidance covering client and backend coordination
- Optional retest for critical fixes
Related Services
Explore Adjacent Scopes
These routes connect closely to the current service and may help when your attack surface spans more than one delivery path.
Web Application Security Testing
Manual-led web application testing for real exploitability, business logic abuse, authenticated attack paths, and release-critical workflows.
API Security Testing
API security testing focused on authorization, object exposure, business abuse, data handling, and backend trust boundaries.
Secure Code Review
We read the code an attacker would read. Source review identifies logic flaws and exploitable patterns that no automated scanner finds, then we validate which scanner findings are real and worth fixing.