Help/Support Removing aslr iOS 9.3.3+

[Ratskillz 1 27]

Hey all, I was wondering if it's still possible to remove aslr? I tried the online tool, although I tried it without thinning. I also signed the binary, and the app still crashes on launching. Anyone know how to remove aslr? Or is it because I didn't thin the binary?

[Joka 4k iPhone X 12.4]

Hey all, I was wondering if it's still possible to remove aslr? I tried the online tool, although I tried it without thinning. I also signed the binary, and the app still crashes on launching. Anyone know how to remove aslr? Or is it because I didn't thin the binary?

Just go to www.armconverter.com/binarytools/, upload the binary, click on "Remove ASLR", then wait.

[Ratskillz 1 27]

Just go to www.armconverter.com/binarytools/, upload the binary, click on "Remove ASLR", then wait.

That's what I did. After I got the binary from the online tool and replaced it in the app folder(i signed it too) the game crashes. Its duel links if you wanted to know.

[Pro 2.5k iPhone Xr 13.2.2 Donor]

That's what I did. After I got the binary from the online tool and replaced it in the app folder(i signed it too) the game crashes. Its duel links if you wanted to know.

Have you changed the permissions of the binary?

[Ratskillz 1 27]

Have you changed the permissions of the binary?

Yup, 777. Crashes instantly

[Pro 2.5k iPhone Xr 13.2.2 Donor]

Yup, 777. Crashes instantly

Have you signed the binary?

[Ratskillz 1 27]

Have you signed the binary?

Yup, I did with the ldid -s command. One thing, is there a confirmation when it's signed? Cause I didn't see any, after the command, it just went to the other line.

[Pro 2.5k iPhone Xr 13.2.2 Donor]

Yup, I did with the ldid -s command. One thing, is there a confirmation when it's signed? Cause I didn't see any, after the command, it just went to the other line.

Yeah, it's supposed to do that. No confirmation. You should've thinned the binary first, because if you read the description on Binary Tools, it says,

Removing ASLR from ARM64 will crash when the ARM64 portion is used by your iDevice.

[Ratskillz 1 27]

Yeah, it's supposed to do that. No confirmation. You should've thinned the binary first, because if you read the description on Binary Tools, it says,

Hmm... when I try thinning I get this "unknown architecture specification flag". Also gets an error in the online tool. I honestly have no clue now. Have you ever removed aslr from any recent apps? 

[Pro 2.5k iPhone Xr 13.2.2 Donor]

Hmm... when I try thinning I get this "unknown architecture specification flag". Also gets an error in the online tool. I honestly have no clue now. Have you ever removed aslr from any recent apps? 

Never seen that error before.

 

Remove the app from your device and download it using iTunes. You can then install it to your device that way (if you haven't), then crack and try Binary Tools again.