What is ReverseLine
ReverseLine is a security scanner for mobile applications. Upload an Android .apk or iOS .ipa file, and we analyze it for security issues and map each one to the compliance standards your organization reports against. The result is a single PDF report covering both the findings and where they stand against your requirements.
The scanner inspects the application binary and its configuration and reports the issues that affect the security of the app and the data it handles. Coverage spans:
- Hardcoded secrets & credentials
- Broken & weak cryptography
- Insecure data storage
- Network & TLS
- Injection & unsafe execution
- WebView misconfiguration
- Exported components & IPC
- Platform hardening & build hygiene
- Permissions & privacy
- Anti-tampering & resilience
Every finding is assigned a CVSS v3.1 severity and an honest confidence level — confirmed issues are kept separate from static-pattern matches that warrant manual verification.
What it's for
A list of security findings rarely answers the question teams are actually asked: are we compliant? ReverseLine connects each finding to the relevant control in the frameworks you work with, so the same scan that identifies a problem also shows where it sits against SAMA CSF, NCA ECC, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, OWASP MASVS/MASTG, and CWE. This reduces the time between testing an application and reporting on it, and gives auditors the detail they need.
How it works
- Upload — submit an Android
.apkor iOS.ipabinary. - Static analysis — the package is unpacked and scanned for security weaknesses: insecure permissions, hardcoded secrets and API keys, manifest misconfigurations, weak transport/TLS settings, and missing binary hardening.
- Compliance mapping — each security finding is mapped to the relevant controls across SAMA CSF, NCA ECC, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, OWASP MASVS/MASTG, and CWE.
- PDF report — results are compiled into a downloadable, compliance-mapped PDF security report.
Compliance frameworks covered
Findings are cross-referenced against the following standards and catalogs: