Your app, read back to you

AI agents can now drive Ghidra and IDA. What an attacker can learn from your app, and how we run that check on your own build first.

An open-source project called REA went viral this week. It lets AI coding agents drive professional reverse-engineering tools like Ghidra and IDA, so anyone can ask “how does this app work?” and get an answer with evidence.

If your company ships software, here’s what that means:

Fintech: your Android app holds discount rules and fraud thresholds. An agent can pull them out in an afternoon. Find out what’s exposed and move it server-side.
Distribution: a 2008 Delphi system with no source code and no vendor. An agent maps its business rules, so the migration starts from facts.
Retail: before you embed a third-party SDK, check what data it sends and where it goes, ahead of an LFPDPPP or LGPD audit.
Health and industry: connect to equipment that exports undocumented formats, without months of manual analysis.

The tool is the easy part. The real work is doing it with authorization, validating every finding with tests and fixing what turns up. That’s what we do.

Want to know what an AI agent can learn from your app? We’ll run a proof of concept on your own build.

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