Every release of your mobile app, tested by AI agents the way an attacker would.

For security and engineering teams shipping iOS and Android apps. Ostorlab logs in, tests the build your users download, and follows it into the APIs behind it, on every release.

  • Gets in: login, one-time codes and multi-factor
  • Looks for: sensitive data left in storage, logs and traffic
  • Goes through: the APIs and backends behind the app
  • Proves: a working exploit you can replay for each AI-agent finding

Trusted by security teams at companies including

  • Google
  • TikTok
  • BMW
  • Cisco
  • Deloitte
  • Ooredoo
Ostorlab case study

How Ostorlab's AI agents found a JavaScript bridge exposure in an Android WebView

A hybrid app exposed native methods to JavaScript inside a WebView that could be reached through a deep link. The case study follows how the AI agent chained insecure intent handling to the bridge, invoked native methods without authentication, and validated the impact step by step.

Case study published on the Ostorlab blog, January 2026.

Read the case study
Attack surface

Where mobile apps get attacked

Attackers go after the flows where accounts, data and trust move between the device and your backend. Here is what Ostorlab tests in each one, on every release.

  • Login and MFA

    The risk
    Flawed login, one-time code and session logic lets an attacker take over user accounts.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Logs in with your test accounts, including one-time codes by SMS, TOTP or email, and tests the authentication and session logic behind them.
  • Local data storage

    The risk
    Tokens, personal data and keys left in local storage, caches, logs or backups can be read from a lost or compromised device.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Checks where sensitive data is written, cached, logged or backed up while the app runs, and whether it is protected at rest.
  • Network and TLS

    The risk
    Weak certificate validation or cleartext traffic lets an attacker on the same network read or change what the app sends.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Intercepts the app's traffic, even with TLS pinning, and checks certificate validation, cleartext traffic and the data sent to each endpoint.
  • Runtime tampering and shielding

    The risk
    On rooted or jailbroken devices, attackers hook, patch or repackage the app to get around its controls.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Checks whether root and jailbreak detection, anti-hooking and anti-tampering controls are in place and actually enforced when the app runs.
  • APIs and backend

    The risk
    APIs that trust the client, or return another user's data when an identifier changes, turn one account into a data leak.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Follows the app into the APIs and backends it calls and tests them for authorization flaws, injection and excessive data exposure.
  • Third-party SDKs

    The risk
    Analytics, advertising and payment SDKs can carry known vulnerabilities or send personal data to third parties.
    What Ostorlab tests
    Finds vulnerable libraries and SDKs, produces an SBOM, and maps what personal data each SDK collects and where it sends it.

Every finding comes with evidence your developers can act on

  • Decompiled source context
    Shows where the risk originates, including third-party components
  • File system evidence
    Shows what was written, where and when
  • Function invocation coverage
    Shows that the affected code paths were actually reached
  • Replayable exploit
    A working exploit you can replay for each AI-agent finding
Compliance and vendor review

Evidence for your auditors and your customers' security reviews

Ostorlab helps you test your app against the security and privacy expectations in the rules your auditors and customers ask about, and gives you reports you can reuse as evidence from one release to the next.

Helps you test against and produce evidence for

  • Europe
    Personal data protection, cybersecurity for essential and important entities, and security requirements for products with digital elements
    • GDPR
    • NIS2
    • CRA
  • United Kingdom
    Data protection
    • UK GDPR
  • United States
    Consumer privacy in California, and health information safeguards where your app holds health data
    • CCPA/CPRA
    • HIPAA
  • Middle East
    Personal data protection and national cybersecurity controls in Saudi Arabia, and personal data protection in the UAE
    • Saudi PDPL
    • NCA ECC
    • UAE PDPL
  • Africa
    Data protection in South Africa and Nigeria
    • POPIA
    • Nigeria NDPA
  • Asia-Pacific
    Data protection in Singapore, Japan and India
    • Singapore PDPA
    • Japan APPI
    • India DPDP
  • Latin America
    Data protection in Brazil
    • LGPD
  • Global standards
    Mobile app security verification and payment card security
    • OWASP MASVS
    • PCI DSS

Ostorlab's own security

Ostorlab is SOC 2 Type II audited. Our controls, policies and document requests are in the Trust Center.

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Data residency

On the Enterprise plan, choose where your data is hosted.

  • United States
  • European Union
  • GCC
  • Asia-Pacific

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