01 / Input
Understand your environment
Written authorization, target inventory, testing windows, exclusions and emergency contacts.
Services / Security
Demonic Binary assesses web and mobile applications, APIs, cloud infrastructure and network boundaries for exploitable weaknesses. Our testing combines application-level analysis with actionable remediation guidance and focused retesting.
EXPLORE THE COMPLETE SERVICE
Find the weaknesses that matter. Fix them where they start.
Assessment method
A scoped assessment of systems a client owns or is authorized to test. Testing focuses on meaningful security failures—such as broken authorization, unsafe session flows, data exposure or workflow abuse—rather than promising that a scan can prove a system secure.
Web and mobile applications may expose tokens, local data or insecure trust decisions.
Use approved test accounts to exercise the same endpoint with different identities and resource IDs.
Request/response traces, affected roles, reproduction instructions and a bounded retest plan.
Test plan
Synthetic examples
Fictional examples showing how we organize security findings and fixes.
Explore ProjectsHOW THE WORK IS DELIVERED
Explore how our engineering and security work moves from discovery to implementation, testing and delivery.
01 / Input
Written authorization, target inventory, testing windows, exclusions and emergency contacts.
02 / Verification
Web application security testing, including authentication, sessions, business logic and input-handling boundaries.
03 / Output
Rules of engagement and a scoped test plan agreed in advance.
Example deliverable structure
Frequently Asked Questions
When explicitly included in the signed scope, tests trace the mobile client into authentication, object authorization and API enforcement. That does not imply coverage of every backend service or environment.
A finding should specify the affected asset, evidence, attack conditions, business risk, a repair owner and a negative-path retest. We distinguish a proven path from a hypothetical weakness.
Yes, as a separately approved retest. We confirm the originally reproducible behavior is blocked without introducing a new authorization or release regression.
Our Approach
We review your goals, existing environment and the systems or workflows involved.
Testing requires written authorization, named targets, allowed techniques and stop conditions. We define the delivery plan and responsibilities together.
Your team receives the agreed implementation or findings, testing results and a clear next-step plan.
Learn more about our process: Our Approach.
Next step
Send the system type, ownership/authorization status, environments, proposed scope and intended deadline. We can outline rules of engagement and deliverables.