Application Security Assessment, before it reaches production
Point SAFIYA at a GitLab repository, an APK/IPA build, or a live URL and get findings back from source-code review, binary analysis, and dynamic scanning — the kind of issues that usually only surface days before go-live in an external pentest, caught early instead.
How it works
Twelve scanners, one dashboard
Whitebox source-code agents and blackbox binary/dynamic/recon scanners — every finding tells you exactly which method and tool found it.
Injection, insecure deserialization, broken access control logic, unsafe eval, weak crypto.
Reviews declared dependency manifests for known-vulnerable or suspicious versions.
Hardcoded credentials, API keys, private keys, and tokens committed to the repository.
Broken object-level authorization, mass assignment, missing rate limits, verb tampering.
JWT handling, session management, password hashing, MFA/reset flows.
Dockerfile, docker-compose, nginx, and CI/CD pipeline configuration.
XSS, CSP, cookie flags, CORS misconfiguration, client-side secret leakage.
Race conditions, TOCTOU, file upload abuse, workflow bypass — read-only reasoning.
Insecure storage, missing certificate pinning, deep-link hijacking, WebView bridge exposure.
Uploads a built APK/IPA to MobSF — dangerous permissions, cleartext traffic, cert issues.
OWASP ZAP baseline scan against a live URL — passive crawl, no attack payloads sent.
Passive subdomain discovery via public DNS and certificate transparency logs.