Infamous-Ash

in am in this is my 6th time alu please make me the winner

I am in hope i win

You need a old version of itunes

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zahir on fire

2nd

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i am in

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I do

Class dump only support 32 bit devices i think so use flex

I am gonna add it tommrow saw it in the comments u know what i mean in a... .

I will be editing the topic tommrow .Just wait. Need to add some more info and codes instead of black ones

Note: This is for testing. Gcore and watchpoint may work or not work. gdbserver won't work with emulators because they are emulating network that a computer can't access it directly. I will make a tutorial about compiling GDB for all platforms for peoples who want to try fixing gcore. Tested on Android 4.4.4 and 5.1.1 and it works Requirements: A rooted device Android 4.x.x-6.x.x (marshmallow is untested) Terminal app Downloads: GDB server by Google (Android NDK 11c March 2016) Check your device's Kernel architecture before adding gdbserver! You can check it using GPU-Z and go to "SYSTEM" tab to see your kernel architecture https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cpuid.cpu_z&hl=en android-arm gdbserver android-arm64 gdbserver android-mips gdbserver android-mips64 gdbserver android-x86 gdbserver android-x86_64 gdbserver GDB v7.11 by Google (Android NDK 11c March 2016) windows-x86_64 gdb linux-x86_64 gdb darwin-x86_64 gdb (Mac OS X) GDB v7.11 by iAndroHacker (target: arm-linux-androideabi) windows-x86_64 gdb (gcore: have "g" packet error) darwin-x86_64 (Mac OS X) (gcore: working but slow to save) linux-x86_64 (coming) Other GDB 7.4.1 by SysProgs (stable) How to download the file? On your Android device, open Xplore, open confuguration and enable root access Copy the file gdbserver to /system/bin Open the Terminal app, input: Code (Text): su and hit enter. input Code (Text): dumpsys meminfo and hit enter to show all the processes. pick one of the process you want to attach and input Code (Text): gdbserver :<port> --attach <pid> Replacing <pid> with the PID number and <port> with the port number. you can put any ports from range 0-65536 but make sure that the port you input is not in use Hit enter and the gdbserver will attach the process and listen to the port Open Wi-Fi settings and check your local IP On Linux/Mac OS X, open the "gdb" file On Windows, open the "gdb.exe" file input: Code (Text): target remote 192.168.1.25:1234 to connect to your device That's all. Now you can use GDB remotely Credit: iAndroHacker

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if you have downloaded it with itunes why you need impactor any reason?You can use itunes if u have downloaded the game officially through itunes

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Intro The binaries given is home made, dont expect any good thing in it. Might not work on some games. ​ Prerequisities Basic-Intermediate knowledge about android modding, Apktool, Injection lib. libs.tar.gz Steps 1. Decompile apk. (self explaination) 2a. (Optional, but recommended) add <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/>before </manifest> at AndroidManifest.xml 2b. Find mainactivity, --- Open AndroidManifest.xml, look for <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN"/> <activity android:configChanges="locale|fontScale|keyboard|keyboardHidden|mcc|mnc|navigation|orientation|screenLayout|screenSize|smallestScreenSize|touchscreen|uiMode" android:label="@string/app_name" android:launchMode="singleTop" android:name="net.circleous.domtweaks.StartActivity" android:screenOrientation="landscape"> <intent-filter> <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN"/> <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER"/> </intent-filter> </activity> if you read that carefully and see on top of it(<action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN"/>) -> android.name="net.circleous.domtweaks.StartActivity" You have to open StartActivity.smali file at smali/net/circleous/domtweaks/ --- 3. Now add at onCreate or .method constructor <init> const-string v0, "monoDump" invoke-static {v0}, Ljava/lang/System;->loadLibrary(Ljava/lang/String;)V 4. Extract libs.tar.gz and put armeabi, armeabi-v7a, and x86 folder to lib/ folder. File tree, libs ├── armeabi │ ├── .... │ ├── libTKHooklib.so │ └── libmonoDump.so ├── armeabi-v7a │ ├── .... │ ├── libTKHooklib.so │ └── libmonoDump.so └── x86 ├── .... └── libmonoDump.so5. Re-build and sign apk. 6. Install and run the game. 7. Dumps is located at /sdcard/<packagename>-<dll>​ FAQ: Q: [Xprivacy] Why this tool needs a access to "/proc"? A: I'm using /proc/self/cmdline for universal use. Search on google what is /proc/self/cmdline Q: Why injecting a permission? A: By default it writes dll to EXTERNAL_STORAGE. Android didnt like unprivileged apps writing filss into it. Known Issues With This Method Cant dump decrypted DLL if decryption called inside mono_image_open_from_data_with_name Credit: Github Wobm

You can use Fiddler to debug traffic on any Android emulators that support simulated Wi-Fi (WiredSSID). Tested on Nox Player and it works perfectly. Remember, some application might not connect or crash to prevent Fiddler from debugging. What is Fiddler? Fiddler is a free web debugging proxy which logs all HTTP(s) traffic between your computer and the Internet. Use it to debug traffic from virtually any application that supports a proxy Configure Fiddler 1. Click Tools > HTTP. 2. Ensure that the checkbox by Capture HTTPs CONNECTs and Decrypt HTTPS traffic is checked, and "...from all process" dropdown is selected 3. Click Connections. 4. Ensure that the checkbox by Allow remote computers to connect is checked. 5. Click OK, and restart Fiddler. 6. Hover over the Online indicator at the far right of the Fiddler toolbar to display the IPv4 or IPv6 address of the Fiddler server. If you are using multiple network and have more IP addresses, just pick one if them. In this example, i will use 192.168.87.101 because it is connected as ethernet. 7. Swipe down from the top of the screen and tap the Settings icon. Tap Wi-Fi. 8. Tap and hold your current Wi-Fi network. Select Modify Network. Configure Android emulator 1. Swipe down from the top of the screen and tap the Settings icon. 2. Tap Wi-Fi. 3. Tap and hold your current Wi-Fi network. Select Modify Network. 4. Tap the Show advanced options box. 5. Tap the Proxy settings dropdown and select Manual. 6. Type the IP address of your computer and port (usually 8888) of the Fiddler server. 7. Tap Save. 8. To verify this configuration, go to http://ipv4.fiddler:8888/. The browser should display the Fiddler Echo Service webpage. 9. On the Fiddler Echo Service Webpage, click the FiddlerRoot Certificate link. 10. Name the certificate 11. You will be asked to set a lock screen PIN or password. click OK to do so. That's all. The traffic should appear in Fiddler. To filter the traffic, check Show only traffic from and select the process name of your application Can't install certificate: If the download doesn't open automatically or can't install certificate, swipe down from the top and tap the Settings icon. Tap Personal > Security. Under Credential Storage, tap Install from storage. Tap the FiddlerRoot.cer file. (Optional) Type a name for the certificate. To verify this configuration, tap Trusted credentials > User. This should display the Fiddler certificate. Disable the proxy After using Fiddler, return to the Proxy Settings screen above and remove the proxy. Disable HTTPS Decryption To delete the FiddlerRoot certificate, tap Trusted credentials > User and delete the certificate. Credits: @@evildog1(IAndroHacker)