Services

Security testing that understands game logic.

Offensive security for gaming platforms, tournaments and studios - from a single API to a live event under load.

For tournament platforms, launchers and backends

Manual pentest of the app, API and backend behind your platform.

For studios and live-service games

Auditing the business logic a generic pentest misses.

For orgs who want to see the real attack, not just a finding list

The same exploit a real attacker or cheat developer would build.

For live events and high-traffic launches

Finding the breaking point in a test, not during your final.

For engineering teams shipping live systems

The vulnerability classes that actually show up in game backends.

For platforms and studios handling an active incident

Breach response and forensics when it's already happening.

For tournament platforms, launchers and backends

Platform & API Pentest

Manual penetration testing of the web application, API and backend behind your game or platform - matchmaking, tournament brackets, payments, player accounts. We go past what an automated scanner catches.

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What it covers
  • REST/GraphQL API testing
  • Authentication and session abuse
  • Matchmaking and bracket logic
  • Payment flow security
Built for
  • Tournament and platform operators
  • Game studios with live backends
  • Teams shipping under real player load
For studios and live-service games

Anti-Cheat & Game-Logic Audit

We audit the business logic a generic pentest misses: item duplication, currency and economy exploits, rank and matchmaking manipulation, and the client-trust assumptions your anti-cheat relies on.

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What it covers
  • Economy and duplication exploit testing
  • Client-trust boundary review
  • Rank and matchmaking manipulation testing
  • Anti-cheat bypass assessment
Built for
  • Live-service games with an in-game economy
  • Competitive titles with ranked play
  • Studios validating anti-cheat before launch
For orgs who want to see the real attack, not just a finding list

Exploit Simulation & Red Team

We build and run the same class of exploit a real attacker or cheat developer would - proof of concept, not theoretical CVE citations. Controlled, scoped, and never touching real player data.

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What it covers
  • Custom exploit / PoC development
  • Adversary simulation against live systems
  • Non-destructive, scoped engagement
  • Synthetic data only - no real player data touched
Built for
  • Orgs that already patch known CVEs and want to know what's left
  • Teams preparing for a security review or audit
  • Anyone who wants proof, not a checklist
For live events and high-traffic launches

Tournament Infra Resilience Testing

Load and resilience testing against matchmaking, brackets and live-event infrastructure - so the breaking point gets found in a test, not during your grand final in front of an audience.

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What it covers
  • Simulated load testing
  • DDoS resilience assessment
  • Failure-mode mapping under load
  • Pre-event readiness review
Built for
  • Tournament organizers
  • Platforms with scheduled high-traffic events
  • Teams that can't afford downtime during a broadcast
For engineering teams shipping live systems

Security Training for Game Dev Teams

Practical, game-specific secure development training - the vulnerability classes that actually show up in matchmaking, netcode and live-service backends, not a generic slide deck.

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What it covers
  • Secure coding for game backends
  • Common exploit classes in live-service games
  • Hands-on labs with synthetic scenarios
  • Tailored to your stack
Built for
  • Engineering teams shipping live-service games
  • Studios building their first anti-cheat
  • Teams onboarding new backend engineers
For platforms and studios handling an active incident

Incident Response for Gaming Platforms

When a breach, a mass account-takeover wave, or a leaked player database happens, we help contain it, figure out what actually happened, and get you back to a defensible state - not a generic IR retainer, incident response that understands gaming-specific attack patterns.

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What it covers
  • Containment and triage
  • Forensic timeline reconstruction
  • Player data exposure assessment
  • Post-incident hardening report
Built for
  • Platforms responding to an active breach
  • Studios that suffered an account-takeover wave
  • Teams needing a forensic report for disclosure or compliance