Tool rmaslr cli

AnotherLurker · August 13, 2016

What this is:
A command line tool to remove aslr from applications & binaries. This should allow people to remove aslr without the "Remove ASLR" App via ssh. This is mostly made for hackers (hence why it's not in application form)

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Installation:
1. Install Deb
2. If you get "Access Denied" when running rmaslr, change it's permissions with

chmod 755 /usr/bin/rmaslr

How to use:
Application
Run

rmaslr -apps

to see a list of applications.

Run

rmaslr -a app

where app can be a display name, bundleID, or executable name of an application

Binary
Run

rmaslr -b path

where path can be a full path (/var/mobile/bin) or a small path ("bin", when current directory is /var/mobile)

Run

rmaslr -archs

to see a list of all possible architectures[/code]

Add

-archs

to the end of a command get a list of architectures present in an application or binary

Add

-arch

followed by some architectures from which you would like aslr to be removed from. Precede it with the application or binary options

Misc

Run

rmaslr

or

rmaslr -h

or

rmaslr -?

to see a list of available options

Otherwise, rmaslr will prompt you to select an architecture, and print out available architectures, you can also say "all" to remove aslr from every architecture

Note:

Don't Contact me for application crashing BEFORE signing & changing permissions of binary
rmaslr has only been tested on an iPhone 6s, running iOS 9.3.3 jailbroken. If rmaslr is crashing ("Segmentation Fault: 11", or something else that isn't preceeded in "Error"), please contact me (via PM) with a crash log from crash reporter, and steps to reproduce the error

Credits:
- (Made the tool)

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Update 1:
Implement removing aslr from non-fat binaries

Update 2:

Complete rewrite! Now warns on removing aslr from arm64!

Update 3:

Add the ability to view & remove ASLR from specific architectures

Update 4:

Numerous bug fixes & improvements