Our approach to Thick Client/Native Application Pentesting adheres to industry best practices and methodologies. We conduct both dynamic and static testing, permission analysis, vulnerable library assessments, and fuzzing. Our process covers applications from every angle:
Review the application's architecture, components, and security controls.
Examine the application's binary code for vulnerabilities and weaknesses.
Test the application's behavior during runtime to identify security issues
Evaluate the strength and implementation of cryptographic functions.
Provide detailed reports with identified vulnerabilities, risk levels, and remediation recommendations.
Tools Used : • Insomnia • Dirb • BurpSuite • Wireshark • Echo Mirage • CFExplorer • Mallory • Nmap • dnSpy • OllyDbg• Spy++
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By conducting thick client penetration testing, you enhance application security, protect sensitive user data, prevent unauthorized access, and ensure compliance with security standards.
The objective is to identify security vulnerabilities in client-side applications, such as memory corruption and input validation flaws, and ensure their secure deployment.
Vulnerabilities are identified through reverse engineering, static and dynamic analysis, penetration testing, and manual code review of the application.
The key steps include application reconnaissance, vulnerability scanning, manual testing for client-side vulnerabilities, authentication and authorization testing, and reporting.
Organizations benefit by identifying and fixing critical vulnerabilities in their applications, ensuring data security, compliance with regulations, and maintaining user trust.
To secure client-side applications, organizations should implement secure coding practices, use secure communication protocols, apply patches and updates regularly, and conduct security awareness training for developers and users.