Binary-Level Security Analysis for iOS & macOS Applications
Detect real, exploitable vulnerabilities in production apps — without access to source code.
Designed for AppSec teams, CISOs, and regulated environments.
Why traditional mobile security testing falls short
Most mobile security tools rely on source code access and developer cooperation.
In reality, security teams must assess:
• third-party apps,
• legacy binaries,
• partner software,
• production releases already distributed via the App Store.
This creates blind spots that attackers actively exploit.
Security analysis where it actually matters: production binaries
If it ships, Threat Explorer can assess it
• Analyzes compiled iOS & macOS applications.
• No source code, symbols, or build pipelines required. No jailbreak.
• Detects insecure implementations, exposed secrets, weak crypto, unsafe APIs.
• Focused on exploitation feasibility, not theoretical findings.
How it works
- App binary is provided or retrieved from official AppStore. No jailbreak.
- Static and structural binary analysis is performed in a dedicated MacOS tool with enterprise-level UI.
- Findings are correlated with real-world attack patterns.
- Reports are generated for security leadership and engineering teams.
What you get
For Security & Leadership
• Risk-prioritized findings
• Clear severity and impact assessment
• Audit-ready documentation
• Visibility into third-party and legacy apps
For Engineering
• Precise vulnerability descriptions
• Root cause explanation
• Practical remediation guidance
• No generic “fix crypto” nonsense
Use cases
• App Store security assessments.
• M&A technical due diligence.
• Third-party vendor risk analysis.
• Legacy mobile app reviews.
• Compliance and regulatory support.
Not another SAST scanner
Threat Explorer does not replace SAST, DAST, or manual code reviews.
It complements them by answering a different question:
“What risk exists in the binary that is actually deployed?”
Credibility
We do not scan apps without explicit authorization.
• Built by a senior iOS/macOS security engineers.
• Experience in banking and regulated environments.
• Security-first development philosophy.
• Private demos, controlled access, no public scanning.