Mobile Applications Penetration Testing
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What is Mobile Application Penetration Testing? The Mobile App Pentest is a procedure for evaluating the security of mobile applications. Mobile app penetration testing reveals vulnerabilities in the cyber security posture of a mobile application.Our mobile app pentesters have experience with infrastructure and web Pentests, which is essential for testing mobile apps because almost every app interfaces with a backend system. This knowledge is critical because it allows us to evaluate the range of native apps, hybrid apps, web apps, and advanced web applications.
Methodology
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Static Testing
Config files analysis: URL disclosure, server credentials, cryptographic keys, hardcoded passwords, etc.
Dynamic Testing
Input Validation: Injection flaws, malicious input acceptance, buffer overflow, unrestricted file upload, business logic validation, improper error handling and disclosure, improper session management, log tampering, etc.
Server-side Testing
Web servers: Directory traversal, injection flaws, sensitive file exposure, web server misconfiguration exploitation, etc. API/Web services: Authorization exploitation, IDOR, Injection flaws, API business logic bypass, API misconfigurations exploitation, etc.
BENEFITS TO YOUR BUSINESS!
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Reveal and arrange security vulnerabilities.
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Maintain trust for customers and company image.
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Demonstrates the real risk of vulnerabilities.
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Ensure business continuity.
OWASP Mobile Top 10
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- Insecure authentication
- Insecure authorization
- Code quality
- Improper platform usage
- Reverse engineering
- Insecure data storage
- Insecure communicatione
- Code tampering
- Insufficient cryptography
- Extraneous functionality