Sergio Garcia Cabrera
Co-Founder & CTO
vulnit
Sergio García is a security researcher specializing in reverse engineering, low-level security, and mobile application security. His work focuses on analyzing and evaluating complex software using static and dynamic analysis techniques, with extensive experience across tools and frameworks such as Binary Ninja, JADX, Frida, Qiling, and AFL++.
In recent years, he has focused primarily on mobile security, working extensively with Android and iOS as well as specialized commercial platforms. His areas of expertise include reverse engineering, dynamic instrumentation, and the analysis and bypass of advanced software protection mechanisms.
Testing Mobile App Resilience: A Hands-On OWASP MASTG Workshop
Workshop
An 80-minute hands-on workshop where participants test and learn about mobile application resilience mechanisms, like root and emulator detection, anti-debugging, runtime instrumentation detection, integrity checks, and obfuscation in a purpose-built Android application. Every exercise is mapped to OWASP MASVS-RESILIENCE and MASTG v2, with equivalent iOS patterns and practical remediation guidance.
This workshop gives developers and security professionals an opportunity to learn mobile resilience testing directly from contributors who helped turn these mechanisms into focused, reproducible tests and runnable demos for OWASP MASTG v2.