Ratskillz

Hi All, Can anyone help me with adding an alert or popup to an app I'm modding using hex editing? Maybe I can inject a dylib to add a custom popup? Any help is appreciated. I'm on windows, and have seen some stuff on theos-jailed etc, but I want to know if it's possible by injecting a dylib/deb, or through hex editing.

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doesnt work anymore

nice

I hate replying to see sh!t.

CHecking it out.

Just to let everyone know, removing aslr doesnt work on any new device(6s and up). When the PIE flag is disabled no matter what you do, the binary wont boot, even if you sign with the original entitlements. Removing the flag directly in machoview without cracking or thinning doesnt work either. Just an update.

I fixed mine. A lot of stuff on this site is outdated. You need to extract debugserver from your xcode developer disk image for the iOS version you want. Then you need to sign it with codesign (access to all processes) so you wont get a "cant create thread" error, then you need to place that in usr/bin. You need to set the proper permissions(just chmod 755 debugserver in terminal) so you wont get a permission denied error. Then you can start debugserver and lldb from your mac terminal. I'm on iOS9.3.3, and this is also working up to 10.2 on any architecture. Goodluck. Come to think of it, try setting the permissions for gdb(same command as above, just replace debugserver with gdb). Never tried it, but it might work.

Same with me for gdb, except for lldb I get another error about couldn't start thread or something

@Pro Clutch works perfectly, but it still doesnt thin . I tried it with other apps too, it just doesnt work

Thank you, Pro.

Wait... I wasn't cracking it. What tweak do you recommend? Thanks for all the help.

Hmm... when I try thinning I get this "unknown architecture specification flag". Also gets an error in the online tool. I honestly have no clue now. Have you ever removed aslr from any recent apps?

Yup, I did with the ldid -s command. One thing, is there a confirmation when it's signed? Cause I didn't see any, after the command, it just went to the other line.

Yup, 777. Crashes instantly