Peneto Labs: Penetration Testing Services

Android Penetration Testing

Android applications are a top target for attackers due to their open architecture and vast user base. At Peneto Labs, we specialize in Android app security testing — simulating real-world attacks to identify vulnerabilities before they reach production or the Play Store.

Why Android App Penetration Testing is Critical?

Android apps often store sensitive data on the device, rely on API tokens, and interact with custom backend logic. These elements create multiple attack vectors that can’t be caught by automated tools alone.

At Peneto Labs, we’ve tested Android applications across fintech, e-commerce, healthtech, and government platforms. Our team holds industry-leading certifications such as OSCE, OSCP, GAWN, GXPN, and GIAC, ensuring every engagement is handled with top-tier expertise and up-to-date offensive security skills. Our team specializes in Android-focused techniques including code decompilation, runtime analysis, and real-world exploit simulation tailored to uncover platform-specific threats.

CERT-In Empanelled

Android-Specific Threat Mapping

Manual & Tool-Assisted Analysis

Common Android App Security Risks

What We Test in Your Android App?

We go well beyond automated scans. Our Android security testing replicates real-world attack techniques to identify both technical flaws and logical weaknesses across mobile layers.

APK Static Code Analysis

Session and Token Validation

API Communication Security Testing

Dynamic Runtime Behavior Analysis

Root Detection Bypass Testing

Runtime Instrumentation and Hooking

OWASP Mobile Top Coverage

Hard Coded Secret Key Discovery

Platform-Specific Exploit Simulation

We assess both release-ready and staging builds — using APK decompilation, dynamic analysis tools, and API behavior evaluation to uncover risks that standard scanners often overlook.

Process

Our Testing Process

01

Discovery & Scoping

We align with your business goals & analyze your app’s functionality, component, and environment to define test depth and scope

02

Manual & Automated Testing

Our experts test using hacker attack techniques including reverse engineering, runtime manipulation, and logic flaws discovery.

03

Reporting & Remediation Support

We provide a detailed report covering risk ratings, PoCs, and step-by-step developer guidance — plus free retesting after fixes.

What You’ll Receive from our Android App Security Assessment

We deliver Android-specific security reports that go beyond generic scanner output — with clear findings, rooted in APK analysis and reverse engineering, your mobile team can fix fast.

  • Risk-Ranked Technical Report 
  • Business-Friendly Executive Summary 
  • Developer-Focused Remediation Plan 
  • Exploit PoCs for Critical Issues 
  • Free Re-Testing of Fixes 
  • CERT-In Compliant Audit Certificate

Client Testimonials

Some words from our clients

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Find Android App Vulnerabilities Before Hackers Do

Don’t let a security gap put your users or brand at risk. Our Android app security testing gives you the insight, confidence, and certification
needed to stay ahead of attackers.
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Frequently Asked Questions

The duration of an Android application penetration test depends on the app's size, complexity, and the depth of testing required. For a basic Android app with standard functionality, the assessment can typically be completed within five to seven business days. 

However, more complex apps—such as those with multiple user roles, encrypted communications, or backend API integrations—may take up to two or three weeks. At Peneto Labs, we provide a precise timeline during the scoping phase to ensure smooth coordination and timely delivery.

Android app penetration testing should be performed regularly—at least once every year or every time the app undergoes major updates, integrations, or changes in features. 

Frequent testing is essential because the Android platform and threat landscape are constantly evolving. Each new release, library update, or SDK integration could introduce new vulnerabilities. Regular assessments help ensure your app remains secure, resilient, and aligned with industry best practices.

Yes, Android penetration testing is a proactive step toward meeting Google Play security requirements. While Google performs automated scans during app submissions, these are limited in scope. 

A manual penetration test done by us helps identify deeper security issues such as insecure data storage, improper permissions, unencrypted communication, and code tampering vulnerabilities. By addressing these concerns in advance, you reduce the risk of app rejection, poor user reviews, or security-related takedowns from the Play Store.

At Peneto Labs, we test across a wide range of Android OS versions to ensure comprehensive coverage. While we focus on the most widely used and supported versions—typically Android 15 through the latest release—we can accommodate specific version testing based on your app's user base and deployment needs.

We also consider the diversity of Android devices and screen sizes to simulate real-world usage scenarios during our assessments.

Yes, we offer complete remediation support once the Android penetration testing is complete. Our final report includes detailed explanations of each vulnerability, its root cause, and actionable recommendations for your developers tailored specifically for Android environments. 

In addition, our security team is available for consultation to help them understand the findings and implement effective fixes. We also provide a free retesting option to confirm that all critical vulnerabilities have been properly resolved.

Android applications are often prone to vulnerabilities such as insecure data storage, improper use of platform features, exposure of sensitive information through logs or backups, weak cryptographic implementations, insecure communication with APIs, and poor authentication mechanisms. 

Reverse engineering and code tampering risks are also common in Android apps due to APK accessibility. Our testing identifies these and other real-world risks by simulating attacker behavior and assessing both static and dynamic security flaws.

Yes, our Android app penetration testing is conducted using ethical, non-disruptive methods. Whenever possible, we recommend testing on staging or pre-production builds to eliminate any chance of interfering with live users. 

If production testing is unavoidable, we coordinate closely with your team to ensure controlled execution. Our testers follow responsible disclosure practices and strictly avoid data corruption or service downtime during the assessment.

After the test, you will receive a comprehensive penetration testing report that includes a categorized list of vulnerabilities, severity ratings, detailed technical descriptions, and step-by-step remediation guidance. 

The report also features an executive summary for business stakeholders and can be mapped to compliance frameworks or internal policies if needed. We offer a debrief session to review the findings with your technical team and help you prioritize fixes based on risk.

The cost of Android app penetration testing usually starts from a basic package and increases based on app size, features, and backend integration. Our service includes static and dynamic analysis, testing for common Android-specific vulnerabilities, and a detailed remediation report. Pricing is finalized after a scope discussion with our team.