Help/Support How to disassemble a dylib file?

mehdiphone · March 3, 2015

I was wondering if it was possible to get the tweak.xm file of a dylib . (Not leeching just to learn) thank you!

Rook · March 3, 2015

Learn Reverse Engineering

mehdiphone · March 3, 2015

Ahahah just wondering if you knew how to

Code:

class-dump -h /User/somefile.dylib -o ./headers/ Should i try this in MT?

Updated March 3, 2015 by mehdiphone

castix · March 3, 2015

I once said it and I say it again. This metaphor is from rpetrich by the way. I like it's saying and makes it easy to understand

Think of a dylib as a baked pie that's ready to eat. Can you transform it back to the original ingredients? No, generally the best you can do is to examine it closely to see what the ingredients might be and in what proportion. From there you can try and recreate the recipe and bake a new pie. Continuing the metaphor, sometimes people share their recipes.

The only way would be opening it it Xcode doe

Updated March 3, 2015 by castix

Rook · March 3, 2015

Just look at projects on Github if you want to learn or ask the author for the source code and you might get lucky.

March 3, 2015

I once said it and I say it again. This metaphor is from rpetrich by the way. I like it's saying and makes it easy to understand

The only way would be opening it it Xcode doe

No

I open them up right on my phone

and there is no encryption it shows what methods are being hooked and everything Updated March 3, 2015 by Guest