Application Reverse Engineering

What is Application Reverse Engineering?

Reverse Engineering involves decompiling a product to reveal its internal architecture and understand its construction. It is extensively used to ensure that the system is free from major security flaws or vulnerabilities.

CYVERFORT's experts meticulously analyze your solution to identify weaknesses and vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to access confidential data or subvert the system for unauthorized use or malicious attacks. Our team employs advanced custom techniques to detect implementation issues, assess the use of cryptographic primitives, and uncover hidden backdoors, whether intentional or otherwise.

Reverse Engineering Types

• Black Box Testing

  In Black Box Testing, the product or software is tested as an unknown entity, focusing on inputs and outputs. Techniques such as fuzzing are employed to discover critical vulnerabilities that traditional testing might miss. This approach includes both known security issues and zero-day security testing to analyze unknown vulnerabilities.

• Binary Audit

  The Binary Audit process includes the following key activities:

  • Review and test anti-debugging protections
  • Review and test runtime control-flow obfuscation layers
  • Review and test licensing mechanisms
  • Identify any malware, Trojan injections, or malicious code
• Fuzzing

  Fuzz Testing, or Fuzzing, is a technique used to discover coding errors and security loopholes by inputting large amounts of random data, called fuzz, into the system to cause crashes or generate errors. Techniques include mutation-based fuzzing and generation-based fuzzing.

Deliverables

• Executive Summary

  Highlighting high-risk vulnerabilities and business risks, along with our recommendations.

• Technical Report

  Our findings and suggested recommendations for remediation and mitigation of the identified vulnerabilities.