Detection kit for Trojans , Commercial Spyware, Socially Engineered Trojans and Government-level Trojans .

Price: on request

Code: PSATRAO004

– Smartphones are vulnerable to a considerable number of attacks: from the simplest ones performed by compromising social accounts, to attacks with physical access for the installation of commercial Trojans (spy software, spy software, spyphone ), from Social Engineering attacks, which require the unaware collaboration of the target, up to the most sophisticated remote attacks of the Zero-Click type and which exploit Zero-Day flaws.

The Mobile Security Analysis Toolkit (MSAT) is an advanced solution for in-depth analysis and protection against spyware, malware and cyber threats. With an innovative approach that combines visual inspection, network traffic analysis and AI-based detection, MSAT provides effective control of mobile device security.

MSAT is composed of three elements, to detect all types of attacks on mobile phones:

– MDP is an Artificial Intelligence App – an HBIDS or Host Based Intrusion Detection System – to be installed temporarily or permanently on your smartphone, for the automatic detection of Trojans , even the most advanced and sophisticated government-level Trojans .

MDP detects Trojans using Machine Learning , a form of Artificial Intelligence. Through smartphone behavioral analysis, such as monitoring Kernel activity, MDP is able to detect and report Trojans and other compromises. MDP has been selected to protect over 150,000 devices of DoD officials – the U.S. Department of Defense.

– SIDER is a tactical hardware system – a NNIDS or Network Node Intrusion Detection System – for the automatic detection of attacks performed by commercial spyware, covert live listening operations, and for the identification of destination domains and IP addresses of data stolen by commercial Trojans and government-level Trojans .

SIDER captures the destination IP addresses of stolen mobile phone data as it is sent to Command and Control servers, graphs ambient audio exfiltration operations as they occur in real time, reports various Indicators of Compromise, and generates automatic reports in PDF format.

– Check List – detailed checklists – for Android and Apple iOS, which allow you to detect smartphone compromises carried out by violating social accounts, emails, smartphone “owner” accounts, mobile phone access credentials, with installations of commercial Trojans with physical access, hardware compromises, etc.

MSAT provides a front-end forensic lab that is extremely easy to use even for non-experts to analyze Android and Apple smartphones. MSAT allows you to quickly determine if a smartphone is compromised, whether it is with low-profile systems or with sophisticated systems such as government-level Trojans .

MSAT allows you to detect compromises and threats that escape traditional antivirus and protection systems. It is the ideal solution for professionals, companies, private investigators, law enforcement, magistrates, IT security experts, journalists, NGOs.

Detection kit for Trojans , Commercial Spyware, Socially Engineered Trojans and Government-level Trojans .

Price: on request

Code: PSATRAO004

– Smartphones are vulnerable to a considerable number of attacks: from the simplest ones performed by compromising social accounts, to attacks with physical access for the installation of commercial Trojans (spy software, spy software, spyphone ), from Social Engineering attacks, which require the unaware collaboration of the target, up to the most sophisticated remote attacks of the Zero-Click type and which exploit Zero-Day flaws.

The Mobile Security Analysis Toolkit (MSAT) is an advanced solution for in-depth analysis and protection against spyware, malware and cyber threats. With an innovative approach that combines visual inspection, network traffic analysis and AI-based detection, MSAT provides effective control of mobile device security.

MSAT is composed of three elements, to detect all types of attacks on mobile phones:

– MDP is an Artificial Intelligence App – an HBIDS or Host Based Intrusion Detection System – to be installed temporarily or permanently on your smartphone, for the automatic detection of Trojans , even the most advanced and sophisticated government-level Trojans .

MDP detects Trojans using Machine Learning , a form of Artificial Intelligence. Through smartphone behavioral analysis, such as monitoring Kernel activity, MDP is able to detect and report Trojans and other compromises. MDP has been selected to protect over 150,000 devices of DoD officials – the U.S. Department of Defense.

– SIDER is a tactical hardware system – a NNIDS or Network Node Intrusion Detection System – for the automatic detection of attacks performed by commercial spyware, covert live listening operations, and for the identification of destination domains and IP addresses of data stolen by commercial Trojans and government-level Trojans .

SIDER captures the destination IP addresses of stolen mobile phone data as it is sent to Command and Control servers, graphs ambient audio exfiltration operations as they occur in real time, reports various Indicators of Compromise, and generates automatic reports in PDF format.

– Check List – detailed checklists – for Android and Apple iOS, which allow you to detect smartphone compromises carried out by violating social accounts, emails, smartphone “owner” accounts, mobile phone access credentials, with installations of commercial Trojans with physical access, hardware compromises, etc.

MSAT provides a front-end forensic lab that is extremely easy to use even for non-experts to analyze Android and Apple smartphones. MSAT allows you to quickly determine if a smartphone is compromised, whether it is with low-profile systems or with sophisticated systems such as government-level Trojans .

MSAT allows you to detect compromises and threats that escape traditional antivirus and protection systems. It is the ideal solution for professionals, companies, private investigators, law enforcement, magistrates, IT security experts, journalists, NGOs.