Reverse Engineering
When you need to know what a binary really does — yours or someone else's — we take it apart instruction by instruction.
Reverse engineering is the core skill the rest of our work is built on. Source code lies; the binary doesn’t. We read the thing that actually ships.
Where it helps
- Your own app — confirm what a release really contains, what an attacker can extract, and whether your anti-tamper and obfuscation are worth the performance cost.
- Someone else’s binary — recover an undocumented protocol or file format, assess a third-party SDK you are about to embed, or triage a sample that set off an alert.
- Disputes & due diligence — independent, evidence-backed analysis of what a piece of software does.
How we work
Static disassembly and decompilation to map structure; dynamic instrumentation — Frida, debuggers, custom harnesses — to watch it run; and our own taint-tracking and bytecode tooling (the same engine behind the Atomic App Scanner) to follow data through the program. You get a readable narrative of behaviour, not a wall of disassembly.
Everything is handled under a clear engagement scope and NDA. We tell you what we found and how we found it — reproducibly.
Ways we can run it.
App & binary teardown
Android (DEX/native), iOS, and desktop binaries — what it does, what it ships, and what it leaks.
Malware & incident triage
Fast capability assessment and IOCs for a suspicious sample, so you can scope an incident.
Protection & anti-tamper review
How well your obfuscation, root/jailbreak detection, and integrity checks actually hold up.