Mapping Appsolid to OWASP MASVS-RESILIENCE
Using the MASVS RESILIENCE controls as a checklist, here's how Appsolid's capabilities relate to each area.
OWASP MASVS defines a RESILIENCE group of controls for apps that must resist reverse engineering and tampering. Below maps Appsolid's capabilities to those areas.
A note on scope
This is a mapping for orientation, not a claim of MASVS certification or verification. Secure coding and server-side controls remain your responsibility.
Anti-static-analysis (impede reverse engineering)
DEX packing & encryption mean the original code isn't present statically, while string/control-flow obfuscation and native O-MVLL harden what remains.
Anti-tampering & integrity
Self-checksum (TAMPER, APK), key entanglement (a modified build won't decrypt) and unofficial-store detection detect and respond to tampering and repackaging.
Anti-dynamic-analysis (resist instrumentation)
Startup anti-Frida/anti-debug key entanglement, a continuous watcher, hooking/inline-hook detection and timing-based debugger detection resist runtime instrumentation.
Visibility & evidence
Production threat telemetry in your dashboard, plus our device-test methodology and validation results, provide evidence you can use in security reviews. Obfuscation efficacy is measured on every build.
The takeaway
Use MASVS-RESILIENCE as a checklist. Appsolid broadly covers the code-resilience controls; pair it with secure coding and server-side controls.