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 identified

8 years of expertise

Every 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 chances of a malicious user infiltrating your website are greater than 40%, and they can easily cause significant damage to your business without being detected until you perform a thorough diagnostic evaluation.

Reason 2

Since attackers are most interested in personal data, accounts and credit card information, it is essential to use diagnostics to protect this valuable information from being compromised and to preserve your company's reputation.

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 the security and reliability of your software with thorough code reviews. Prioritize quality assurance for robust results.

78%

Client return rate (CRR)

Worldwide

Countries

Serving

Cutting-edge

Protection tools

Cybersecurity

Certificates

Detecting Vulnerabilities in Apps

Advanced reverse engineering for security

Reverse engineering of mobile and desktop applications involves deconstructing compiled software into its basic components to understand its design and functionality. This process involves examining the program's binary code and how it interacts with the operating system and other software components to identify vulnerabilities and malicious code.

Mobile application analysis:

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

Interaction analysis: Examining how the application works, the APIs it employs, and how it interacts with the system and other software elements. This reveals security vulnerabilities and provides insight 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.

Website defacement

It is all too easy for an inexperienced hacker, such as a 15-year-old armed with nothing more than a few video tutorials from the internet, to find and exploit a website's weaknesses in order to sabotage it permanently. Unprotected websites are particularly vulnerable targets for these amateur "underhackers".

02.

Hack admin panel

If your business is held hostage, you may lose the ability to control and access to your website until a ransom is paid.

03.

Steal database

Restrict access to data. To shift goods and services to other organizations. Send misleading emails and false advertising campaigns for financial gain.

04.

Steal traffic

Install a redirect on your website that will redirect some of the target users to a competitor's website or another resource. Place banner ads on your website.

05.

Lower SERP

Install malicious code on the website. If code is detected, Google will block the website or move it down in the search results.

06.

To use your server for the mass attack

When hatching their malicious schemes, black hackers rely on unsuspecting servers to store the "tools of their trade" - dormant code that lies dormant until they are ready to exploit it.

07.

Steal payment card data

Unscrupulous scripts can be installed on online payment pages via advertising platforms or web analytics services to pilfer credit card information.

08.

Encrypt valuable files

CryptoLockers encrypt valuable files with a hard password and charge a high fee to retrieve the data.

09.

Steal your server's power

Use your server for hidden cryptocurrency mining.

Our clients

Our customers about us

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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Rakukha Oksana

CFO

I am writing this letter to highly recommend DATAMI for their exceptional services in
the field of information security testing. As a representative of RlA.com, we had the pleasure
of partnering with DATAMI for a security audit, during which they conducted a black box
pentest for one ofour clients.

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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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Nicolaas Vercuiel

VP of Engineering

It is my pleasure to strongly recommend DATAMI for all of your pentesting
requirements. They conduct themselves in a professional manner and the engagement was quick and efficient.

As it was our first time working together they gave us a proposal of all possible attack vectors as well as the type of testing that they would be conducting.

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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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Anastasiia Konoplova

CEO

We partnered with DATAMI in comprehensive security audit for the bank for
network infrastructure assessment via white box pentest. They conduct
themselves in a professional manner and the engagement was quick and
efficient.

They created a comprehensive report, which included agreed scope of the
tests as well as possible resolutions.

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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. Free consultation

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

2. Diagnostic and audit plan:

We'll work with you to develop a plan that best meets the unique needs of your project.

3. Contract signing:

Upon agreement, we sign a service & NDA contract appropriate for the task at hand.

4. Payment & access protocols:

To ensure smooth progress, payment must be received along with the required access in accordance with our black/white/gray-box testing method.

5. Getting the job done:

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

6. Report submission:

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

FAQ

The sooner you reach out to us, the better chance we have of recovering your lost data and getting your website back up and running!

Due to the need for safe and secure online transactions, our company Datami was established in 2016. Our large US-based ecommerce store required dependable technology to protect customer data as well as ensure high-quality server performance. At the time, we could not find a company in America that could provide such protective services. Our only option was to build an internal information security division. This department eventually provided safety for all of our projects and developed into a business that today is capable of safeguarding even the most complex websites. As such, perhaps no one understands the needs of online businesses better than we do. After all, we have had the experience of desperately trying to find reliable IT security specialists.

We never gain access to your websites, we only ensure their security and provide you with all the rights as the rightful owner. Moreover, any documents that need to be signed will be done through an NDA that legally binds us in accordance with US law. Our reputation is paramount; the integrity of our company means everything to us, and we want to make sure that you are not exposed to any potential risks when working with us.

At our company, we take the utmost care in safeguarding all of your data and information assets. Whether it be databases, customer or client records, internal document management software, archives or mobile applications; whatever needs to be protected can rely on us for security. We guarantee a peace of mind that no confidential material is jeopardized by any external threat.

We are responsible only for the information and access we receive from you, as well as for the terms of the agreement.

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