Methodology-led security for complex systems

For systems that must be understood before they can be tested.

Attify trains practitioners and works with teams on IoT, mobile, AI, and connected products where the real risk lives in architecture, trust boundaries, and system behavior. We make complex systems legible, define what must hold, and pressure-test the claims that matter.

Build real offensive capability

Guided programs that get you hands-on immediately — no waiting for cohort dates, no passive video libraries. Start now, work at your own pace, and join office hours when you need them.

Offensive IoT Exploitation (OIX)

Go from surface-level device testing to cross-layer attack-path analysis across hardware, firmware, wireless, and cloud. Leave with the ability to analyze real connected-device systems.

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Advanced Android & iOS Hands-on Exploitation

Build the judgment to assess mobile apps at the architecture level — not just the checklist level. Runtime instrumentation, trust boundary analysis, and findings that hold up across Android, iOS, and cross-platform targets.

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Offensive Intelligence Engineering (OIE)

Learn a repeatable method for reasoning about any complex system. Model it, define what must hold, generate hypotheses, and produce findings grounded in evidence — not habit.

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For teams and organizations

Private training, expert-led assessments, and practical certification for teams that need sharper methodology, stronger evidence, and repeatable capability.

Private Team Training

Train your team on the systems they actually work on, with remote or on-site delivery adapted to your stack and threat model.

Train Your Team

Security Consulting

Assess complex products before they ship. IoT assessments, mobile pentests, product security reviews, and advisory from a team that understands layered systems.

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ACIP Certification

Validate your IoT security skills through a two-hour practical exam covering firmware, hardware, wireless, and cross-layer exploitation.

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Why Attify exists

Most security work is optimized for coverage. It lists surfaces, runs the workflow, and produces a report. That still works on simple targets. It breaks on layered, connected, and behaviorally complex systems where the most important failures emerge from interactions rather than isolated components.

Attify exists for that class of work: the systems that must be understood before they can be tested properly. We build training, private team delivery, and focused consulting around stronger system reasoning, explicit methodology, and evidence that survives scrutiny.

If you want to build that capability directly, start with Offensive IoT Exploitation training, Advanced Android & iOS Hands-on Exploitation training, or Offensive Intelligence Engineering.

A stronger standard for difficult systems

Model the system

Make the architecture, actors, flows, and trust boundaries explicit enough to reason about.

Define what must hold

Turn vague security concerns into concrete claims the system is supposed to guarantee.

Pressure-test the claims

Generate attack hypotheses, test them, and trace findings back to evidence.

Built from applied security work

Attify was founded by Aditya Gupta, and the training programs are backed by years of applied offensive work, public research, published books, original tooling, and private delivery for advanced teams.

Built by a published practitioner

Founded by Aditya Gupta, author of The IoT Hacker's Handbook, IoT Penetration Testing Cookbook, and Learning Pentesting for Android Devices.

Field-tested on major security stages

Training and speaking history includes Black Hat, DEF CON, OWASP AppSec, PhDays, Nullcon, Cocon, SyScan, and Toorcon.

Trusted by advanced teams

Private training has been delivered for Samsung, Honeywell, Oracle, Kaiser Permanente, Kudelski Security, Booz Allen Hamilton, ETRI, KACST, and other enterprise organizations.

Grounded in original tooling and method

Attify training is backed by original open-source work including AttifyOS, Firmware Analysis Toolkit, and the CFSE methodology used across research and delivery.

Research and methodology

Attify publishes methodology, open-source tools, and applied research so the work can be inspected, challenged, and extended.

Those resources are also the shortest path into the right Attify program: IoT and embedded practitioners usually move into Offensive IoT Exploitation training, while teams who want a transferable reasoning method usually start with Offensive Intelligence Engineering.

If the work matters, the method matters.

Start with the path that fits your goal: a public training program, private team delivery, a consulting engagement, or certification.