Gh0stByte

I made it, so yes. It is real, and took over 2k lines of code.

Hi dere

Due to the fact that not all hacks can be used on servers, unless you donate. It's good for most server hosts.

@@castix if you have the alert in your tweak.xm why would you put the clickedButton method in the .mm of the pref bundle? Before you close the hook of whatever class of the method the UIAlert is in you need to put %hook SomeClass -(void)someMethod { //UIAlertView code here } %new - (void)alertView :(UIAlertView *)alertView clickedButtonAtIndex :(NSInteger)buttonIndex { if([[alertView buttonTitleAtIndex:buttonIndex] isEqualToString :@"BUTTONTITLE"]) { [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString: @"http://iOSGods.com"]]; } } %end

You mom won't open it for you? have your dad do it then Tell them that you're making money and they should let you

Sick, a real firefighter

Shoot! But even on 32bit iPad Mini (first gen) it does work but in a different way, it disables the Special Ability for all fighters.

y? The 1.0.2 version worked...

It don't work bruh :-(

interesting

@@ZahirSher How did you hack this!? I spent hours looking through the binary, and with igg... So did Pho3nix...

You have to restart the app to apply changes.

@ Yep

Oh my goodness.... why do iOSGods members always do everything the hard way!?! For the keys use this: #define PLIST_PATH @"/var/mobile/Library/Preferences/YOUR_PLIST_NAME.plist" inline bool GetPrefBool(NSString *key) { return [[[NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOfFile:PLIST_PATH] valueForKey:key] boolValue]; } then call is by GetPrefBool(@"kSomeKey") You also only need one %ctor Example: %ctor{ if(GetPrefBool(@"kSomeKey")){ writeData(0xBlah, 0xBlah); }else{ writeData(0xBlah, 0xBlah); } if(GetPrefBool(@"kOtherKey")){ writeData(0xBlah, 0xBlah); }else{ writeData(0xBlah, 0xBlah); } }

Ok.... sooo @@Javi Tech didn't know how so here's a tut... Step 1: Download the latest version of TeamViewer http://www.teamviewer.com/en/download/ Step 2: Install TeamViewer Step 3: Open TeamViewer (TV) and select the "Meeting" tab Step 4: Start a Presentation Step 5: Copy the Meeting ID and share it Done! Enjoy! ~Gh0stByte

Restore your phone. Or use Semi-Restore

Who's that?

Yeah, I prefer to drag and drop. I've never liked finding files with those dumb dialogs. Is it weird that when ever I see the person in your sig I think of a 9 year old girl I once saw in a movie?

Hey guys @@Javi Tech didn't know how to do it so here goes Step 1: If you are in text view press space bar, if you are in graph view skip this step. Step 2: Press View then Graph Overview Step 3: Enjoy! Credits: SwagMeister Enjoy! NOTE: NO one will change this to have hidden content. This tutorial is free for anyone to use at their own will.

Well....... @@Javi Tech didn't know how to do this so here's a tut. Thinks you'll need iOS Game/App Binary File IDA Pro 1/102312412490213239 of a brain Ok... Step 1: Open IDA and press "Go" Step 2: Drag the binary file into IDA Step 3: Set the processor to ARM Little - Endian [ARM] then press "Ok" Step 4: Confirm setting processor to ARM and then press "Ok" or "Yes" to any other dialog that pop up Done! Hope this helps! ~Gh0stByte NOTE: No one change this to hidden. This tutorial is available for EVERYONE.

Find the syscal method, and BX LR the first instruction.

@@Javi Tech here's how you do it Open up both binarys side by side Jump (in the old binary) to the offset that you have (g) Next copy something around it that is uniqueish (like the CMP r2, #0) Then jump to the old offset in the new binary (It's closser to the new one) Then search (alt +t) that (start with down) and find a function that looks like the graph view of the old function and it has the same arm code. If you can't find it with down, then jump in the new binary hack to the old offset and search ip, or search something else There you go Credit: Lawivido (just taught me like 2 min ago) @@ZahirSher This is a lot better then hex compare

Make a keylogger or a RAT and put it on their laptop simple as that

Just use iGG and gdb and find the offsets yourself