Our security audit process follows five structured phases, designed to identify vulnerabilities exhaustively and document each finding with clear technical evidence.
Passive and active information gathering about the target. We map the complete attack surface: subdomains, exposed technologies, DNS records, open-source intelligence, and any data that could facilitate an entry vector. This phase establishes the real scope of the audit and reveals assets that often go unnoticed.
Analysis of the application's source code and structure. In the case of Android apps, we decompile the APK to obtain readable Java/Kotlin code, map the class architecture, identify third-party libraries, and reconstruct the data flow. This phase gives us full visibility of what the application does internally.
Code review without execution, looking for vulnerabilities in business logic, credential handling, sensitive data storage, input validation, insecure configurations, and risky development practices. We combine automated tools with expert manual review to leave nothing behind.
Runtime testing with instrumentation and manipulation of the running application. We intercept network traffic, modify behaviors in real time, bypass security controls, and confirm vulnerabilities with functional proof-of-concept tests. This phase separates false positives from real and critical findings.
Professional documentation of findings and recommendations. We deliver an executive report for stakeholders (no technical jargon, with clear business risks) and a detailed technical report for the development team (with reproduction steps, evidence, CVSS scoring, and step-by-step remediation guides).
We apply this methodology to every project with rigor and attention to detail. Request an audit and receive a tailored quote.
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