Advanced Mobile App Hardening:
Protect your Android & iOS applications.
AppSolid® provides continuous app hardening, anti-debugging and anti-
reversing as a part of an automated DevSecOps process.
Upload your application, download it, and publish. No coding required.
About AppSolid®
We offer advanced app hardening and incident reporting system for Android & iOS. It also detects multiple categories of attacks for the popular Android and iOS mobile application platforms including below.
Source Code Tampering
Memory Tampering
Privileged Execution
Runtime hooking
Reversing attempts
AppSolid® protected the customers from attacks worth over $1B. Don’t let your apps become the next target.
READ MOREKeep Your App Safe With AppSolid®
Organizations own code and intellectual property. It often requires having advanced protection methods in place. Security incidents involving loose ends, misconfigurations, or exposed information on your application resources and code could bring financial and business devastation. Moreover, even with good security practices, information residing in memory or persisting may often be neglected and published on production systems.
With AppSolid®’s advanced protection, securing apps is now easy and fast. AppSolid® is available to be integrated as a part of DevSecOps:
Container Environment
SaaS, Cloud
CI/CD Pipeline
Contact us to get more information on AppSolid® integrations.
Access Forensic Details on Attackers
AppSolid® provides forensic information on the attacker host and virtualization environment where applicable and information policy permits. Forensic information may be used to understand the purpose of each security incident and its origin, tools that were used or attack chain and recorded attempts to bypass our protection.
Mobile app security incidents cause business damages.
App Piracy
Unlocking access to premium settings and features or bypassing payment.
IP Theft / Copycats
Re-use of code and resources without the creator’s consent.
Behavior Modification
App logic modified to benefit hackers and compromise organization resources.
Malware Injection
Malicious code injected into the original app for redistribution.
Reconnaissance
Code and libraries reversed to identify, fuzz, and eventually exploit vulnerabilities for subsequent attacks.
Data Manipulation
Apps get compromised to steal and or modify user data.
Organizational Infiltration
By compromising information stored in the application memory or persisted unsecurely, an attacker may infiltrate an organization internal resources.