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Nadles

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  1. It may not be, I figured it was a long-shot. I didn't think about the fact that they have Access Levels for Repair Centers and OEMs/ Manufacturers. 0 = End User, 1 = Repair Centers, 2 = OEM/ Manufacturer based on your account. So I'm sure it verifies that on Auth, opens the app. I'd think all of the actual program is in the IPA already but I have no clue. I didn't think about that portion and I don't have a login to see what it actually auth's on Log-In. Let me know if you dig into it at all but I'll assume it's a no-go. Even if it was only possible on a Jailbroken device, I could make that work. I don't know if I can offer a bounty or not but if I can offer one I will.
  2. 📌 APP Hack Request Details: APP Name: BACDoor Game Version: 2.4.0 App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bacdoor/id1229140415 Device Type: Non-Jailbroken 🎮 Hack Features You Want: Bypass the Auth/ Login at APP launch. I'm not sure if this is even possible, might be a long shot. This is an Application to program controllers/ vehicle control modules used in eBikes, small eVehicles like Golf Carts. ASI has gotten extremely strict on who they will let access this software since you could nuke your eBike if you don't know what you're doing. You can't even buy access to it if you wanted it.
  3. Probably not. You have to create a login (which anyone can do) but then you can't see the available settings without connecting via bluetooth to the GCM/ controller. That is going to tell the app what is available to change based on the GCM settings, firmware, etc. I figured out that what OP was trying to do will not work anyways, (at least wouldn't for my case, I assume his as well). The Silverwolf Controller & GCM that is installed in the cart will just lock it down with a fault if you push parameters to the flash that are out of "range". The GCM is double checking the parameters via CRC check or something via CAN between the GCM and Controller. When you make changes it doesn't go straight to the controller, it pushes it to the Module and the Module pushes it via CAN, if it doesn't like your parameters then it's not going. TLDR: Even if you got the app to allow you to write parameters that they won't let you write, it would lock it out. I think I'm almost around it on my cart. I wired into their controller via Serial (TLL RX/ TLL TX) and they left it wide open when they didn't need too. If I make any changes, it locks me out like I said. Now I need to wire directly into the GCM (Golf Cart Module which is essentially a Vehicle Control Module) and try to disable the check. The Normal Module/ Controller might not have as many checks as mine since mine was specifically sold as a Low Speed Vehicle though so it mine not be as locked down as mine is. EDIT: The only thing you MIGHT be able to change via the app is your, "User Level". Users, Dealers, and the Manufacturer obviously can change different settings that user's can't. That's going to be based on the Server's response when you log-in to your User Account.
  4. I assume this never happened? I have an Honor LSV based on the same Silverwolf Motor that uses the same app.
  5. Doesn't work for me. iOS 13.3 iPhone XS Max. I don't think it works for iOS 13 or A12/ A13 devices.
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