Securing Mobile Apps with OWASP MASVS & MSTG
summary
Google recognizes OWASP MASVS since April 2022 and uses it for the App Defense Alliance badge; the MASVS lists concrete controls (storage has about 15 requirements) and the companion MSTG gives step‑by‑step tests, CI/CD checks and exact tooling. Examples include static unpacking, dynamic hooks with Frida, binary analysis with Radare2, network interception with Burp/Wireshark and device control via ADB. The project publishes runnable crackme apps, is used by authorized labs, and the verification process yields a visible Play Store badge.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to OWASP MASVS & MSTG
- 3:58Google App Defense Alliance
- 10:37OWASP MASVS overview
- 12:04MSTG testing guide
- 17:02Tools for mobile security
- 19:14Resources and community
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