> We speak fluent macOS internals.
From kernel extensions to AppKit misuses, we tear down Apple’s stack—because real control means going past what the UI allows.
Whether you’re deploying at scale with MDM, building native apps, or worried about sandbox escapes and AppleScript exposure, we know the internals—and we know the attack surface.
This isn’t iOS jailbreaking for kids.
This is adversarial thinking applied to Apple platforms, at depth.
> We break APIs the way attackers do: with creativity, patience, and no respect for your Swagger docs
Most API testing stops at status codes and “is auth required?”
We go deeper: logic flaws, token confusion, race conditions, replay attacks.
Whether it’s REST, GraphQL, or JSON-RPC, we treat your endpoints as an adversary would — not as a QA checklist.
We don’t believe in static scanners. We believe in controlled abuse.
> You're not driving a car... you're driving a computer on four wheels!
Modern vehicles are complex, connected systems—CANbus networks, embedded ECUs, mobile-connected infotainment, and OTA firmware.
We reverse them, we fuzz them, and we simulate what happens when your vehicle gets digitally hijacked.
We don’t audit dashboards. We tear down the drivetrain.
> We audit smart contracts like they owe us money.
We don’t stop at syntax or static analysis.
We simulate adversaries under real conditions: race conditions, flash loan setups, and gas-based griefing.
Whether it’s Solidity or raw EVM, we don’t just check the code—we understand the economics behind the bug.
If you’re pushing to mainnet without a full exploit simulation, you’re gambling with other people’s money.