Cyrex partnered with Alpha Dog Games to conduct black box penetration testing for Monstrocity: Rampage, securing mobile gameplay systems, premium currency mechanics, and progression logic across iOS and Android.
Monstrocity: Rampage is a mobile city-building and monster-management game where players gather resources, construct buildings, and create powerful creatures for battle. The game’s progression model relies on:
In mobile builder games, vulnerabilities in resource timers, premium currency handling, or reward systems can significantly disrupt game balance and monetization integrity.
Alpha Dog Games required a real-world security evaluation across both iOS and Android, simulating attacker behavior without internal access.
Cyrex conducted structured black box penetration testing, emulating real-world exploitation attempts across both mobile platforms.
Our objective was to identify vulnerabilities in progression, monetization, and battle systems before they could be abused in production.
The engagement included testing of:
We evaluated whether gameplay actions were properly validated server-side and resistant to client-side tampering.
Because the title runs on both iOS and Android, we assessed:
The objective was to ensure that critical mechanics — especially premium currency and timed systems — could not be exploited through packet tampering or local manipulation.
Following the initial testing phase, Cyrex identified several critical vulnerabilities affecting gameplay integrity.
We delivered:
After patching, Alpha Dog Games engaged Cyrex for an additional testing iteration to secure a new version. Regression testing ensured vulnerabilities were resolved and no new weaknesses were introduced.
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