Reverse Engineering

Reverse engineering for mobile and desktop applications. We thoroughly examine websites, databases, and hosts in order to detect vulnerabilities, viruses, and malware.

268

Android apps checked
316

iOS apps checked
118

vulnerabilities identifiedd

8 years of expertise

Each pentester has extensive hands-on experience

34 countries engaged

5 continents covered

15 vulnerabilities

On average testing uncovers a number of existing vulnerabilities

Assessing Vulnerabilities

When and why to conduct a diagnostic and audit?

Reason 1

The odds of a malicious user infiltrating your website are greater than 40%, and they can easily cause substantial damage to your business without being detected until you do a thorough diagnostic evaluation.

Reason 2

As attackers are most interested in personal data, accounts and bank card information, it is essential to use diagnostics to protect this valuable information from being compromised and maintain the reputation of your company.

Reason 3

Assessing if the data systems and processes meet the demands or suggestions of standards, normative acts, equipment documentation and software providers is crucial.

Code Review Essentials

Ensure your software\'s security and reliability with thorough code reviews. Prioritize quality assurance for robust outcomes

78%

Client return rate (CRR)

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Detecting Vulnerabilities in Apps

Advanced Reverse Engineering for Security

Reverse engineering of mobile and desktop applications involves decomposing compiled software into its fundamental components to grasp its design and functionality. This process includes scrutinizing the program's binary code, as well as its interaction with the operating system and other software components, to pinpoint vulnerabilities and malicious code.

Mobile Application Analysis:

Extraction and Examination: Extracting the binary code of the program (such as APK files for Android or IPA files for iOS) and analyzing it with specialized tools like disassemblers (e.g., IDA Pro, Ghidra) and decompilers (e.g., JADX for Android, Hopper for iOS).

Interaction Analysis: Studying how the application operates, the APIs it employs, and its interactions with the system and other software elements. This reveals security vulnerabilities and insights into the program's functionality and system integration.
Desktop Application Investigation:

Architecture and Algorithm Review: Investigating the architecture, algorithms, and data structures to identify potential vulnerabilities or performance issues.

System Interaction Analysis: Understanding how the application interacts with the operating system and other software components to uncover security weaknesses and optimize performance.

BUSINESS THREATS UNVEILED

Here are 9 examples of how a cybercriminal can harm your business

01.

Delete website

Vulnerable websites are left open to potential exploitation by even the most novice hackers. After watching a few tutorials, 15-year-old guy can wreak … t kiddies.

02.

Hack admin panel

Take your business hostage and demand a ransom - unless you pay up, all control of the website will remain in the hands of criminals.

03.

Steal database

Stealing your database to block access to data, sell it to competitors, or use it for spam and false promotions.

04.

Steal traffic

Stealing traffic by installing a redirect to a competitor\'s website or placing unwanted advertising banners.

05.

Lower SERP

Installing malicious code on your website will often lead to disastrous consequences. Google will take preventative measures such as blocking or low … the site.

06.

Hack promotions

To purchase the products for a mere penny.

07.

Steal payment card data

By injecting a malicious script on your online payment pages via advertising platforms or web analytics services, criminals can acquire sensitive … customers.

08.

Encrypt valuable files

Cryptolockers are malicious viruses that will encrypt valuable files with an intricate password, holding them hostage until a hefty ransom is paid.

09.

Stealing the power of your server

Transform your server into a powerful mining machine to unlock the potential of cryptocurrency.

Our clients

Our customers about us

Eugene Mediany

Founder, Andromeda Systems

Eugene Mediany CEO of Andr0meda, together with my entire team, would like to express my sincere gratitude to DATAMI for successfully analyzing the vulnerabilities of our projects.

Thank you for the promptness and high level of professionalism shown by you in our cooperation. We sincerely wish you and each of your employees professional growth and reliable partners.

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Dmytro Tsurkan

General Manager, Head Of Development

We would like to recommend the Datami Cyber-Security Company - the team of highly qualified, experienced, and certified ethical hackers.
They can:
1) carry out regular penetration tests and IT audits: networks, OS, services and
software, Wi-Fi, databases, mobile applications (Android, iOS), and web applications;

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Roger Graves

Chief Technology Officer

Our Engineering group needed a Pentest done for an upcoming SOC2 audit and DATAMI did a good job for us. They found a few issues that we weren’t expecting and had solid advice on how to close those vulnerabilities. They were quick, efficient, to the point, and an excellent value overall. Our main contact Wlad was responsive when we had questions. We plan on using DATAMI again for future Pentests and would recommend them to other companies.

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Oleksandr Antosha

board member

It is my pleasure to recommend the company DATAMI. While working on one of our projects we encountered an external hacker attack. DATAMI team resolved all the issues related to an external attack.
The work was done quickly, efficiently and professionally.
I am looking forward to doing business with DATAMI in the future and would highly recommend it.

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Work algorithm

1. Complimentary Consultation

Our team is readily available to provide a free consultation upon your request!

2. Diagnostic and Audit Plan:

We'll work together on a plan that best meets the individual needs of your project.

3. Contract Signing:

Upon agreement, we sign an appropriate Service & NDA contract for the job at hand.

4. Payment & Access Protocols:

To ensure smooth progress, payment must be received along with necessary access in accordance with our Black/White/GrayBox format.

5. Doing The Work:

Once everything is ready-to-go, we carry out all necessary work within 4 - 5 business days or less!

6. Report Submission:

Finally, you’ll receive a comprehensive report and recommendations converning website security from us once services are completed

FAQ

The purpose of penetration testing is to identify and assess security vulnerabilities in a system, network, or application by simulating a cyberattack … defenses.

Penetration tests should be conducted regularly, ideally every 6 months, to keep pace with new vulnerabilities and threats that emerge daily. Tests sh … tablished.

As a result of the penetration test, you can expect to receive a detailed pentest report. This report will include information about all existing vuln … r threats.

The average duration of a penetration test is around 14 days, and the typical cost is approximately $5,000. However, these figures can vary based on t … r testing.

Our payment procedure involves signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) and a service agreement with each client. We typically require 50% of the paym … t is made.

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