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One attack path can cross five systems. We follow all of them

Most autonomous pentesting stops at web, API, or infrastructure. Bypass Labs tests those layers plus iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS as one connected product.

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Four coverage areas, one scope

Coverage follows your product, not the tool categories

Start where the attacker enters. Follow every connected system until the test proves the real impact.

01 / APPLICATIONWEB + API

Test the workflow, not just the endpoint

Follow identity, role, tenant, and business-state changes through the browser, REST, GraphQL, files, webhooks, and connected services.

  • Authentication, MFA, tokens, and session lifecycle
  • Object access, tenant isolation, and privilege boundaries
  • Business logic, uploads, parsers, and integrations
USEFUL CONTEXT · REPRESENTATIVE ROLES · API SPECS · RELEASE CHANGES
02 / SYSTEMSINFRASTRUCTURE

We prove which exposed paths actually reach something

Connect public assets, services, cloud resources, workload identity, secrets, and hybrid trust instead of reporting inventory alone.

  • External assets, management surfaces, and unsafe defaults
  • AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, service identity, and privilege
  • Outside-in, credentialed, or approved internal starting points
CONTROL · EXPLICIT TARGETS · IMPACT LIMITS · STOP CONDITIONS
03 / NATIVEiOS + ANDROID

We follow one tap all the way to the backend

Test local storage, links, intents, permissions, device trust, transport, and the server-side authorization behind the client.

  • Keychain, local storage, backups, and sensitive state
  • Universal links, URL schemes, intents, and exported components
  • Mobile sessions, APIs, and build-specific retesting
RECORDED · PLATFORM · OS · BUILD · ROLE · DEVICE STATE
04 / ENDPOINTWINDOWS + macOS

Desktop apps run with privileges a browser never gets

Follow filesystem, IPC, privileged helpers, updates, OS controls, Electron bridges, and remote APIs as one attack path.

  • Local data, credentials, permissions, and temporary material
  • Services, helpers, XPC, COM, protocols, and IPC validation
  • Signing, update integrity, elevation, Electron, and backend trust
PLATFORMS · WINDOWS · macOS · ELECTRON

Connected-path example

A mobile link, a weak API check, a cloud secret. One path

  1. ENTRYDeep link accepts attacker-controlled stateiOS / Android
  2. PIVOTAPI trusts the client’s tenant identifierAPI
  3. IMPACTService response exposes a reusable credentialInfrastructure
  4. PROOFOne finding records the complete pathBypass Labs report

Scoping rule

We test everything you approve, and nothing you don’t

Each test names the targets, exclusions, allowed proof, stop conditions, and actions that need researcher approval.

IN SCOPE

Named systems and paths

Targets, roles, clients, services, environments, and permitted accounts.

OUT OF SCOPE

Explicit exclusions

Third parties, production actions, data classes, and techniques that must not be touched.

EVIDENCE LIMIT

Stop when proof is enough

Capture the minimum material needed to reproduce and explain the risk.

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