Help/Support Jailbreak Anti-cheat system bypass

Lord Alucard · December 4, 2015

Good job

AnotherLurker · December 5, 2015

You can use Flex or Make a tweak for it:

%hook MATSettings
- (BOOL)jailbroken {
   return NO;
}
%end

%hook MATTracker
- (void)setShouldDetectJailbroken:(BOOL)shouldDetect {
   %orig(NO);
}
%end

Updated December 5, 2015 by Dwayne Johnson

DrBonsai · December 5, 2015

You can use Flex or Make a tweak for it:

%hook MATSettings
- (BOOL)jailbroken {
   return NO;
}
%end

%hook MATTracker
- (void)setShouldDetectJailbroken:(BOOL)shouldDetect {
   %orig(NO);
}
%end

Maybe make a tweak. Because like i said before, it seems that the app just ignore the values you change with flex. I don't know how, and I don't know why. But it's simpy what it does.

I tried anyway to make a tweak, but it seems that when i try ti extract the class, it has some sort of extrange format that make it impossible for a noob like me (This is my first incursion in the ios cracking) I search on the forum and i found a command called "lipo" to make a smaller version or something of my binary. But it also doesn't works. So in the enf i surrender to the only way i could do it, with an hex editor and ida.

AnotherLurker · December 5, 2015

Maybe make a tweak. Because like i said before, it seems that the app just ignore the values you change with flex. I don't know how, and I don't know why. But it's simpy what it does.

I tried anyway to make a tweak, but it seems that when i try ti extract the class, it has some sort of extrange format that make it impossible for a noob like me (This is my first incursion in the ios cracking) I search on the forum and i found a command called "lipo" to make a smaller version or something of my binary. But it also doesn't works. So in the enf i surrender to the only way i could do it, with an hex editor and ida.

There are many other ways for user applications to detect a jailbroken device. Have you tried Xcon?