Automation Abuse
Bots and scripts targeting onboarding, login, promo, and transaction flows.
AppRiskIQ analyzes Android applications and turns fraud exploitability signals into an executive-ready Mobile App Fraud Risk Report.
Example scorecard
AppRiskIQ produces a Mobile App Fraud Risk Report designed for both security stakeholders and technical owners.
Most mobile testing programs still focus on vulnerabilities alone. AppRiskIQ answers a different question: how easily could this mobile application be abused for fraud at scale?
Bots and scripts targeting onboarding, login, promo, and transaction flows.
Virtual-device abuse used to create fake accounts, test attacks, and evade controls.
Hooking, tampering, and instrumentation used to alter sensitive mobile behavior.
The MVP keeps the flow intentionally simple: upload, analyze, score, and report.
The file is sent directly to the backend and processed on the VPS, not on Vercel.
The engine extracts static indicators, applies fraud-oriented heuristics, and scores exposure.
The dashboard shows findings, category risk, and a downloadable executive-style PDF.
Answer a few quick questions to estimate whether your mobile channel likely carries low, moderate, or high fraud exposure.
Does your mobile app detect emulator or virtual-device environments?
Do you have runtime protections against hooking, tampering, or debugging?
Is certificate pinning enforced in sensitive network flows?
Do you assess fraud exposure on every major mobile release?
Have you seen recent bot abuse, onboarding abuse, or suspicious mobile activity?
Select your answers to estimate whether your mobile application may have low, medium, or high fraud exposure.
The current platform already gives each team a private workspace for scans, reports, and operational controls, so the product feels usable now, not just conceptual.