
eShard’s iOS and Android virtual devices run as virtual machines inside esReverse. Security teams can analyse, debug and trace mobile apps and systems without a physical phone. The iOS virtual device is eShard’s newest addition to the range.

The Android Virtual Device is a QEMU-based Android virtual machine. With an Epoch Arm plan, you can trace the whole system. eShard has shown full tracing of a Google Pixel 6 image running Android 12. → Time Travel Debugging (Epoch)
The iOS Virtual Device is a new virtual device for iOS targets, used through esReverse. eShard shares technical details and supported versions directly with customers. Contact Pertech for the current specification.
Both virtual devices run within esReverse, eShard's reverse engineering platform. → esReverse
No public datasheet is available. Pertech can request the current specification from eShard for your use case.
eShard's iOS and Android virtual devices are virtual machines that run iOS or Android inside the esReverse platform. They let security teams analyse mobile software without a physical phone.
You can trace eShard's Android Virtual Device with Epoch on the Arm plan. This includes a Pixel 6 image running Android 12.
eShard provides the supported versions for its iOS Virtual Device on request. Contact Pertech for the current list.
eShard's iOS and Android virtual devices require esReverse. You use both devices through that platform.
You can get eShard's virtual devices from Pertech Embedded Solutions, eShard's partner in Israel.