Binaries are public
Apps on the App Store and Google Play are already distributed executables. Anyone can download them and spend as much time as they want analyzing them locally.
MOBILE APP VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT CLOUD
Abyss.
Find mobile app vulnerabilities. Manage them through remediation.
Abyss scans iOS and Android binaries with an OWASP MAS-aligned AI engine, then brings every finding, owner, and remediation status together in one cloud.
The Premise
Your app binary is already being read from an
Your app binary is already being read from an
attacker perspective
An app you distribute becomes an analysis target as-is. Defenders need to read the binary first, from the same point of view.
Server entry points are embedded
API endpoints, hardcoded keys and tokens, and traces of internal logic can expose possible paths into backend systems from the binary alone.
Manual review cannot keep up
Obfuscation, dynamic loading, and large symbol surfaces make manual static analysis slow and incomplete, leaving areas that only look reviewed.
The Engine
A proprietary AI engine
A proprietary AI engine
drives binary analysis
At the core of Abyss is an OWASP Mobile Application Security (MAS)-aligned static analysis engine developed by m1st. AI powers the exploration, while procedure, domain knowledge, and control stay in the engine.
Self-directed analysis harness
The engine decides what to inspect next and chains observations together as it digs deeper. Analysis moves forward without a human hand-building each query.
Procedure and expertise live in the engine
Models can be swapped, but static analysis procedures, specialist knowledge, and controls remain in the engine. The same depth can be reproduced consistently without relying on individual reviewers.
Aligned with OWASP MAS
The engine maps mobile app risks to the OWASP Mobile Application Security framework, giving teams a recognized foundation for consistent assessment and remediation.
What it reads
From binaries to attack paths
Abyss supports both iOS and Android. From a single public binary, it identifies possible entry points into your server side.
iOS
Starting from FairPlay-decrypted binaries, Abyss follows Mach-O symbols, string references, and xrefs to reconstruct internal structure.
Android
Abyss builds smali graphs from apktool-expanded APKs and applies OWASP MAS-aligned static analysis at the same depth as iOS.
API endpoints
Extracts backend communication targets comprehensively from strings and references inside the binary.
Credentials and keys
Detects hardcoded tokens, API keys, certificates, and other secret material.
Implementation traces
Finds traces of auth flows, Keychain / KeyStore access, feature flags, and similar internals.
Attack-path mapping
Visualizes routes that could reach server-side systems from the binary alone.
iOS x Android comparison
For the same vendor or product, compares parity across both operating systems.
Interoperable outputs
Exports findings as reports, SARIF, or CycloneDX for the tools and workflows your team already uses.
Vulnerability Management
Scanning is the start. Remediation is the outcome.
Keep every mobile app finding in Abyss after the scan. Prioritize risk, coordinate ownership, and track remediation without losing the evidence behind each vulnerability.
Prioritize what matters
Review severity, evidence, and affected apps in one queue so teams can focus on the risks with the greatest impact.
Move findings to action
Assign owners and follow status from detection through remediation while keeping the technical context attached.
Track risk over time
Manage findings across repeated scans and releases to understand what was fixed, what returned, and what remains open.
How it works
Scan. Triage. Remediate.
Abyss connects analysis and vulnerability management in one continuous workflow.
01
Send the app
Upload an IPA or APK. For iOS, Abyss accepts FairPlay-decrypted binaries; for Android, it accepts APKs directly.
02
OWASP MAS-aligned scan
The proprietary AI engine examines APIs, credentials, data handling, and implementation traces against a recognized mobile security framework.
03
Triage in Abyss
Review evidence, prioritize risk, assign owners, and keep every finding moving in the Abyss vulnerability workspace.
04
Remediate and integrate
Track findings through closure and export results as SARIF or CycloneDX for downstream development and security tools.
Controlled by design
Local analysis. Cloud management.
App binaries are examined in a controlled local analysis environment. The resulting findings move into Abyss for secure, continuous vulnerability management across teams and releases.
Local
controlled binary analysis
Cloud
continuous finding management
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standard outputs · SARIF / CycloneDX
Contact
Read your app before attackers do.
We will send the Abyss service guide, analysis scope, and onboarding flow. Tell us about your app and the risks you want to verify.
Your inquiry and app information are handled under confidentiality.