Protected upload workflow
Accept an authorized package through authenticated web or native clients.
APK Security provides a protected workflow for static package inspection, decompilation, malware scanning, manifest review, findings, and downloadable evidence through web and native Android clients.
An APK may install successfully while still declaring excessive permissions, embedding risky components, exposing exported activities, or including suspicious code. A useful review needs repeatable extraction, separate analysis stages, evidence, and clear limits—not a single unexplained score.
Accept an authorized package through authenticated web or native clients.
Review manifest data, permissions, components, signing, libraries, and package structure.
Run bounded analysis tools and report success, partial coverage, or failure without hiding gaps.
Record scanner results as one evidence source rather than a guarantee that an app is safe.
Prepare JSON, Markdown, and HTML outputs for engineering and review workflows.
Separate API and worker responsibilities so analysis jobs do not become general server access.
Document who supplied the package and the permitted review scope.
Upload, process, and preserve tool outcomes and limitations.
Prioritize findings, verify the code-level cause, fix, and rerun against the new artifact.
Static analysis cannot prove an application is safe. APK Security should preserve hashes, tool versions, outcomes, and limitations, avoid executing untrusted packages as ordinary applications, and require authorization before analyzing software that is not owned by the submitter.
Its documented core is static analysis and isolated tooling, not ordinary app execution.
No. Static and malware scans reduce uncertainty but do not prove absence of risk.
JSON, Markdown, and HTML downloads are documented.
The dated handoff reports version 1.0.3 live; final authenticated acceptance remained open.
Only with ownership or documented authorization.
Capabilities reflect the documented Auto Secure Login platform as of August 4, 2026. Availability and onboarding requirements vary by product and organization.
We will map your current workflow, identify the smallest responsible pilot, and document the controls and acceptance criteria before expansion.