Bugsmirror MASST
End-to-end mobile app security, powered by AI
Bugsmirror MASST launched on August 18, 2025 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
MASST is an AI-first platform for end-to-end mobile app security. It unifies threat detection (CodeLock, APILock, RunLock, ThreatLock), threat visibility (Threat Lens), and threat mitigation through Bugsmirror Defender—making security seamless.
Bugsmirror Mobile Application Security Suite & Tools (MASST) protects mobile apps from start to finish—Detects, mitigates, and prevents security threats, and provides security insights.
Secure your mobile applications across the entire security lifecycle from vulnerability detection and security testing to runtime protection, API security, anti-reverse engineering, and real-time threat visibility. Bugsmirror MASST brings specialized mobile application security tools together to help development and security teams identify vulnerabilities, strengthen application defenses, and monitor threats across Android and iOS applications. Bugsmirror MASST is trusted by teams across the industry to ship secure, reliable mobile applications. Mobile applications face threats at every stage from vulnerabilities in the code and APIs to runtime attacks, app tampering, reverse engineering,…from bugsmirror.com
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