Attackers target thick client desktops and rich client apps because they frequently manage important business logic and data processing locally. The goal of our Thick Client Security Testing is to find security problems specific to these applications, such as weak communication channels, client-side logic errors, and unsafe local storage.
Our team uses manual testing, protocol analysis, and reverse engineering techniques to find vulnerabilities such as weak authentication, unsecured local storage, and problems with client-server communication. Whether your application is a contemporary rich client platform or a legacy desktop client, we customize our testing to fit its architecture.
We contribute extensive technical knowledge in examining assembled software, comprehending unique protocols, and identifying security flaws that conventional testing techniques frequently overlook. To find real-world threats including tampering, privilege escalation, insecure storage, and authentication bypasses, our method integrates client-server traffic inspection, static and dynamic analysis, and reverse engineering.
Although they manage sensitive data, important business logic, and direct server contacts, thick client apps are frequently disregarded in security initiatives. These systems are carefully evaluated, strengthened, and prepared to resist threats in the real world thanks to our Thick Client Security Testing.
We assist you in addressing security flaws in your app before hackers discover them, regardless of whether it is compiled or hybrid, legacy or current. Join forces with us to improve data security, build trust, and make your desktop apps future-proof.
