mobile-security

Analyze Android and iOS apps for security risks using static and dynamic testing.

60|14|Updated Apr 27, 2026
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Skill: mobile-security
Source: https://github.com/brucesongs/kali-claw/tree/main/skills/mobile-security
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/brucesongs/kali-claw --skill mobile-security-brucesongs

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Mobile security testing protects Android and iOS apps from reverse engineering, runtime tampering, insecure data handling, and weak defenses by providing a structured attack-defense workflow and practical remediation guidance.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Comprehensive mobile attack/defense life cycle coverage including APK/IPA decompilation, static analysis, dynamic analysis, and runtime manipulation.
  • Practical use cases such as SSL pinning bypass, credential exposure testing, data leakage assessment, and defense hardening across Android/iOS platforms.
  • Cross-tool methodology with Frida, Objection, apktool, jadx, MobSF, and credential-protection best practices, enabling repeatable security testing and risk reporting.

Quick Start

Begin a mobile-security assessment by configuring a testing environment, decompiling the target app, and executing static, dynamic, and runtime hardening checks.

Frequently Asked Questions about mobile-security

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I bypass SSL pinning during mobile app pentesting?

Bypass SSL pinning in mobile app pentesting by using dynamic instrumentation tools like Frida and Objection to manipulate runtime checks. This allows intercepting network traffic to assess credential handling and data leakage across Android and iOS apps.

What is the best way to perform static analysis on an Android APK?

Perform static analysis on an Android APK by decompiling the application using tools like apktool and jadx. This process reveals insecure data handling, hardcoded credentials, and potential reverse engineering vulnerabilities for remediation.

Can I use MobSF for both iOS and Android security testing?

Yes, MobSF supports both iOS and Android security testing. It facilitates comprehensive static and dynamic analysis, decompiling APK and IPA files to identify insecure data handling, credential exposure, and weak cloud integrations.

How do I test for credential exposure in mobile applications?

Test for credential exposure in mobile applications by decompiling APKs or IPAs and inspecting insecure storage. Combine static analysis with runtime manipulation using Frida to identify weak credential handling and apply secure storage practices.

What are the limitations of dynamic instrumentation in mobile security testing?

Dynamic instrumentation limitations in mobile security testing include potential app crashes, anti-debugging protections, and environment constraints. Complex runtime manipulations may require advanced Frida scripting to bypass hardened defenses successfully.