NetArmor Sdn. Bhd. | Mobile Penetration Testing
Introduction of NetArmor Sdn. Bhd.

NetArmor is a premier Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP) based in Singapore with offices in Malaysia that specialises in channel-driven cyber security solutions.

Led by industry experts, we’re committed towards empowering businesses and fortifying regional cybersecurity through our AI-driven, scalable solutions.

We work closely with resellers, Managed Service Providers (MSPs), and IT partners to ensure that the services provided meet our three criteria of quality: enterprise-grade protection, seamless operations, and adaptive in face of evolving cyber threats.

Mobile Penetration Testing
Simulates attacks on mobile applications to uncover vulnerabilities such as insecure data storage, improper session handling, and weak authentication mechanisms on both Android and iOS platforms. Platform-Specific Testing: Tailored assessments for Android and iOS platforms, covering both client-side and backend interactions. OWASP Mobile Top 10 Coverage: Identifies critical issues such as insecure data storage, weak authentication, insecure communication, and code tampering. Static & Dynamic Analysis: Examines app behavior both at rest (code review, decompilation) and during runtime (manual testing and traffic analysis). API & Backend Testing: Tests interactions between the mobile app and server-side APIs for authorization, data leakage, and injection flaws. Reverse Engineering & Code Analysis: Assesses the app for hardcoded secrets, debugging hooks, and potential for repackaging or tampering. Jailbreak/Root Detection Bypass Testing: Checks if the app can detect or is vulnerable to rooted/jailbroken environments.

Purpose: The primary goal is to helps organizations protect user data, ensure secure communications, and comply with regulatory standards. 

Scope: Native mobile apps (Android APKs, iOS IPA files), hybrid applications (e.g., built with React Native, Flutter, Cordova), application binaries and source code (if available), API endpoints and backend services, local data storage (SQLite, SharedPrefs, Keychain, etc.), authentication flows (MFA, biometric login, SSO), session management and token handling, network communication (encryption, certificate validation), device interaction (permissions, camera, GPS, sensors).

Methodology: Tester conduct dynamic and static testing on the mobile application, examining both the app itself and its communication with backends. The process includes reverse engineering the app, testing for common mobile vulnerabilities, and manual exploitation of weaknesses. 

Types of Penetration Tests

Black Box: No access to source code or backend; simulates an external attacker.

Grey Box: Limited knowledge (e.g., user credentials or API keys) to test specific app functions.

White Box: Full access to source code and app infrastructure (if provided).

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