Redbot Security performs manual mobile application penetration testing for iOS and Android applications, mobile APIs, authentication flows, session handling, local storage, secrets exposure, device interaction, backend integrations, and mobile attack paths that automated tools often miss.
Modern mobile applications operate across iOS and Android devices, backend APIs, authentication systems, local storage, third-party SDKs, push services, cloud infrastructure, and connected workflows. Redbot Security performs manual mobile application penetration testing to identify how attackers can abuse trust assumptions, expose sensitive data, manipulate mobile logic, and reach backend systems.
Redbot evaluates mobile applications through manual security testing focused on reverse engineering, insecure storage, authentication abuse, mobile API exposure, runtime behavior, workflow manipulation, and realistic mobile attack paths.
Testing validates mobile authentication workflows, token handling, API authorization, OAuth flows, biometric behavior, certificate pinning, session management, and backend trust relationships across connected mobile ecosystems.
Explore API Penetration TestingRedbot assesses jailbreak and root detection, local data exposure, WebView security, deep links, insecure SDK integrations, runtime protections, mobile workflow abuse, and OWASP MASVS-aligned mobile security risks.
View Web, Mobile & API TestingModern mobile applications rely on distributed trust across devices, authentication systems, local storage, backend APIs, cloud services, third-party SDKs, push infrastructure, and connected workflows. Redbot evaluates how attackers chain these environments together to bypass controls, manipulate application behavior, expose sensitive data, and compromise mobile functionality across iOS and Android ecosystems.
Assess insecure authentication workflows, token exposure, session handling weaknesses, biometric implementation flaws, OAuth trust abuse, account recovery bypass opportunities, and authorization failures across mobile environments and backend systems.
Identify insecure mobile API exposure, object-level authorization weaknesses, backend trust assumptions, insecure direct object references, chained request abuse, excessive permissions, and exploitable application-to-service trust relationships.
Explore API Penetration TestingEvaluate insecure Keychain and Keystore usage, cached credentials, local databases, token persistence, runtime memory exposure, jailbreak and root detection weaknesses, certificate pinning bypass opportunities, and sensitive mobile data leakage.
Validate how attackers manipulate mobile workflows, reverse engineer application behavior, abuse deep links and WebViews, bypass runtime protections, exploit insecure SDK integrations, and compromise mobile trust boundaries aligned to OWASP MASVS and MASTG testing methodology.
Redbot tests how mobile applications interact with backend APIs, authentication providers, cloud services, local device storage, mobile runtime controls, third-party SDKs, and connected workflows to identify exploitable attack paths that automated tooling often misses.
Redbot performs structured mobile application penetration testing across iOS and Android applications, mobile clients, backend APIs, authentication workflows, local storage, runtime protections, application logic, and connected infrastructure.
Mobile applications fail in ways scanners often miss. Redbot evaluates how attackers interact with the app, device, APIs, authentication flows, local data, runtime behavior, third-party SDKs, and backend services to identify exploitable mobile risk.
Explore API Penetration TestingIdentify mobile application components, exposed APIs, authentication systems, local storage behavior, deep links, WebViews, third-party SDKs, cloud integrations, and device trust assumptions.
Assess authentication workflows, biometric behavior, OAuth flows, token handling, session persistence, authorization enforcement, API exposure, object access controls, and backend trust.
Evaluate runtime protections, jailbreak and root detection, certificate pinning, local storage, instrumentation exposure, insecure persistence, and reverse engineering resilience.
Validate exploitability through dynamic analysis, mobile workflow manipulation, chained API attacks, insecure application logic, runtime manipulation, and realistic adversarial testing.
Redbot performs structured mobile application penetration testing to evaluate how attackers interact with iOS and Android clients, backend APIs, authentication workflows, local storage, runtime protections, application logic, and connected infrastructure.
Identify application components, mobile APIs, authentication systems, local storage behavior, deep links, WebViews, third-party SDKs, cloud integrations, and device trust assumptions across distributed mobile ecosystems.
Assess authentication workflows, biometric behavior, OAuth flows, token handling, session persistence, authorization enforcement, object-level access controls, and backend trust relationships.
Explore API Penetration TestingEvaluate runtime protections, jailbreak and root detection, certificate pinning, local application storage, instrumentation exposure, insecure persistence, and reverse engineering resilience aligned to OWASP MASVS and MASTG.
Validate exploitability through dynamic analysis, mobile workflow abuse, chained API attacks, insecure application logic, runtime manipulation, and realistic adversarial testing.
Validate mobile application risk across devices, APIs, authentication, runtime behavior, local storage, and connected backend services.
Redbot Security performs manual mobile application penetration testing across iOS and Android environments focused on runtime protections, authentication systems, local storage exposure, API abuse, reverse engineering resilience, backend trust relationships, and operational attack paths aligned to modern OWASP MASVS and MASTG methodology.
Mobile risk rarely lives in one layer. Redbot tests how platform controls, authentication flows, local storage, APIs, backend services, runtime behavior, and mobile workflows interact under real attack conditions.
Frida • Objection • MobSF • Burp Suite Pro • jadx • Ghidra • mitmproxy • Hopper
OWASP MASVS • OWASP MASTG • PTES • NIST SP 800-115 • MITRE ATT&CK Mobile
Static Analysis • Dynamic Analysis • Runtime Instrumentation • Reverse Engineering
Organizations rely on mobile applications for authentication, healthcare workflows, financial transactions, customer platforms, operational systems, and cloud-connected services. Redbot helps teams validate how attackers may abuse mobile trust relationships, APIs, device functionality, and application logic before weaknesses create operational risk.
Mobile penetration testing is most valuable before launch, after major architecture changes, before enterprise customer review, and whenever sensitive data, authentication, APIs, or regulated workflows depend on the mobile application.
Validate mobile application security before App Store or Google Play deployment, major feature rollouts, authentication changes, payment integrations, or backend infrastructure updates introduce exploitable exposure.
Mobile applications processing healthcare information, financial records, authentication credentials, regulated data, or operational business information require validation across local storage, APIs, session handling, and mobile trust boundaries.
Applications supporting MFA, SSO, biometric authentication, OAuth workflows, passwordless login systems, or enterprise identity integrations require deeper validation around token trust, replay exposure, and session manipulation risk.
Mobile platforms operating in HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS-driven, or regulated operational environments often require advanced security testing to validate mobile application exposure and compliance readiness.
Modern mobile ecosystems increasingly depend on APIs, cloud infrastructure, backend orchestration, push services, third-party SDKs, and distributed authentication systems that introduce complex chained attack paths.
Explore API Penetration TestingMobile security assessments provide independent validation for enterprise customers, procurement requirements, cyber insurance reviews, security programs, investor diligence, and operational assurance.
Mobile application penetration testing helps organizations validate real-world security risk across iOS and Android applications, mobile APIs, authentication flows, local storage, runtime behavior, and connected backend services.
Mobile application penetration testing is a manual security assessment of iOS and Android applications designed to identify exploitable vulnerabilities across the mobile client, local storage, authentication flows, APIs, runtime behavior, device interaction, and connected backend systems.
Redbot tests mobile authentication, session handling, token storage, local data exposure, API authorization, deep links, WebViews, SDK integrations, jailbreak and root detection, certificate pinning, reverse engineering exposure, runtime manipulation, and backend trust relationships.
Yes. Redbot performs mobile application penetration testing across both iOS and Android environments. Testing can include platform-specific risks such as Keychain and Keystore usage, ATS configuration, exported Android components, Universal Links, deep links, WebViews, local storage, and mobile runtime behavior.
Yes. Mobile API testing is a core part of mobile application penetration testing because many mobile risks involve backend APIs, object-level authorization, token handling, request manipulation, session trust, and business logic. Redbot also offers dedicated API penetration testing for deeper backend validation.
Automated tools can identify certain mobile security issues, but they often miss business logic flaws, authentication abuse, chained API attacks, runtime manipulation, insecure trust assumptions, and workflow-specific vulnerabilities. Redbot performs manual testing to validate real exploitability and operational risk.
Yes. Redbot aligns mobile testing with OWASP MASVS and MASTG methodology where applicable, while also validating real-world attack paths involving authentication, mobile APIs, local storage, runtime behavior, reverse engineering, and backend trust relationships.
Mobile applications should be tested before production launch, after major releases, before authentication or payment changes, before enterprise customer review, after backend API changes, and whenever the application handles sensitive user data, regulated workflows, or business-critical functionality.
Redbot provides a clear penetration testing report with validated findings, evidence, affected components, exploitability context, business impact, severity, remediation guidance, and practical recommendations for engineering, security, compliance, and leadership teams.
Redbot Security helps organizations test iOS and Android applications across mobile clients, APIs, authentication flows, local storage, runtime behavior, backend trust relationships, and connected workflows before vulnerabilities become operational exposure.
