2026 Mobile App Risk Management Survey

See what senior security leaders across finance, healthcare, high tech and retail report, how their answers compared to AI model predictions, and the strategic recommendations you need to close the gap.

2026 Mobile App Risk Management Survey promo image
See What 485 Security Leaders Say About Mobile App Risk See What 485 Security Leaders Say About Mobile App Risk Download the Report
magnifying glass icon

Announcing Android Vulnerability Test Suite

Posted by

David Weinstein

David has developed ground-breaking techniques and technologies, spoken at numerous security conferences as an industry expert, and organized a dream-team of security researchers with world-class development and prototyping capabilities. David has spoken and written on a diverse range of topics from envisioning the defensive capabilities of a smart phone charger at IEEE Security and Privacy, to exploitation techniques and the impact of corporate espionage via mobile device compromise at Troopers and RSA conferences.

Today, NowSecure is releasing to the public an open source Android Vulnerability Test Suite (Android VTS). Ryan Welton (@fuzion24) has worked particularly hard to produce a tool that can be used by researchers and users alike to determine the vulnerability status of their devices.

In the spirit of open data collection, and with the help of the Android CTS, we are opening Android VTS to the public and the mobile security research community with the hope that together we can take an accurate pulse on the state of Android security.

In time, NowSecureUs research team will add patches to the VTS to introduce an opt-in module for anonymized results to be shared to a central server for the purpose of open security research.

With this release we provide the code and compiled APK to begin checking the vulnerabilities immediately. Pull requests welcome!