SecNodeMobile Security

    Your app ships with your secrets inside. Test it like a hostile phone.

    Android Pentest Agent

    The Android Pentest Agent takes your release APK and treats it the way an attacker does: decompiles it, extracts what should never have shipped, runs it on instrumented devices, intercepts its traffic and pentests the backend APIs it talks to. Agentic Android pentesting, aligned to OWASP MASVS, one credit per pentest.

    MASVS
    aligned coverage
    APK
    static + dynamic
    PoC
    for every finding
    1 credit
    per pentest
    Pentest my Android app

    FIELD CONDITIONS

    The binary you publish is the documentation attackers read.

    Every Android release is a self-contained kit: API keys in resources, endpoints in code, trust decisions in manifest flags. Anyone can pull it from the store and take it apart. Most teams pentest the web app yearly and the mobile app never. The agent assumes the APK is public knowledge, because it is, and tests what that knowledge unlocks.

    CAPABILITY

    Why mobile needs its own pentest agent.

    1. 01The APK, decompiled and read like source

      Decompiles DEX and native libraries, hunting hardcoded secrets, weak crypto, debug flags, permissive network security configs and exported components. Everything is mapped to the MASVS control it violates.

      Surfaces
      DEX · NATIVE · MANIFEST
      Secrets
      KEYS · TOKENS · URLS
      Standard
      OWASP MASVS
    2. 02Runs your app, hooks it, breaks it

      Runs the app on instrumented devices, hooks sensitive APIs at runtime, defeats certificate pinning to read TLS traffic, and probes exported activities, services, content providers and deep links for anything an attacker can reach without a login.

      Runtime
      INSTRUMENTED
      Pinning
      BYPASS-TESTED
      Components
      EXPORTED SURFACE
    3. 03The app and its APIs, tested as one

      Captures every call the app makes and pentests the backend the way the app talks to it, replaying auth, fuzzing parameters and testing BOLA across identities. The mobile client and its API are one attack surface, and the agent treats them that way.

      Traffic
      CAPTURED · REPLAYED
      Auth
      TOKEN · OAUTH
      API flaws
      BOLA · INJECTION

    In practice

    Where Android Pentest replaces the slow lane.

    01

    Catch hardcoded secrets before the APK ships

    Keys, tokens and endpoints baked into the binary are readable by anyone who downloads the app. The agent extracts them from the shipped artifact, not from a hopeful source scan.

    02

    Test exported components and deep links attackers can reach

    Exported activities, services and content providers are callable by any app on the device. The agent enumerates them and proves which ones leak data or bypass auth.

    03

    Prove the mobile backend is safe from a tampered client

    The agent strips certificate pinning, replays the app's own traffic and pentests the API as a hostile client, finding the BOLA and injection flaws a clean client never triggers.

    04

    Ship every release through a MASVS-aligned gate

    One pipeline integration pentests every build against OWASP MASVS, so mobile security scales with your release cadence instead of a once-a-year manual engagement.

    Next

    Every Android finding is confirmed on an instrumented device with a replayable proof of concept before it reaches you. Static suspicion alone never ships as a finding.