The Mobile Application Security Testing Guide is a comprehensive manual and compliance framework for verifying the security of mobile applications. It provides a standardized reference for identifying and validating common software security weaknesses and performing reverse engineering based on industry standards.
The main features of owasp/owasp-mstg are: Mobile Security Tools, Binary Analysis, Mobile Security Assessment, Reverse Engineering and Decompilation, Reverse Engineering Guides, Application Security Standards, Audit and Compliance, Security and Compliance.
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