New Debugging Info Overlay Menu utility/tweak in Cydia.

i0s_tweak3r · September 17, 2017

I haven't been more excited about a new Cydia tweak in a while. This thing is pretty powerful, works on most apps, laying out viewcontrollers, views, classes, objects, arrays, Headers, instances and available Ivars. Pretty much everything listed have values (or nil) associated with them.

Apps do tend to crash when you play around a bit too much with the current view and/or controller (or its parent/child view). I've gotten so much info that'd be useful for making cheats and tweaks in just about an hour it's crazy.

It's natively supported, so I think there's a good chance the offsets provided are accurate, without having to crack, thin and remove aslr. I found and played with the view and/or v. controllers of some of the most essential pages of youtube, spotify, angry birds, safari, napster, as well as learned a lot about my device and common values of headers I'd often seen but never knew.. It's awesome to see exactly how many pixels each CGImage have, and to be able to quickly find most native functions available for modification.

Was also able to use it for it's intended purpose (kind of), squished a few bugs in a tweak I'm working on by reading the output of the preference bundle inside the settings app.

Anyways, hope u guys like it as much as I do........

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http://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.sst1337.debugginginformationoverlay

sn0wqt · September 17, 2017

you cannot use this for hacking lol

Max-Q · September 18, 2017

On 9/17/2017 at 10:56 AM, Mr Cub3s said:

you cannot use this for hacking lol

holly sh!t!

i0s_tweak3r · September 18, 2017

On 9/17/2017 at 4:56 AM, Mr Cub3s said:

you cannot use this for hacking lol

You obviously haven't used the tool, or couldn't figure out how to. It's ok maybe I'll make a tutorial for you. ?

I just used it to hack spotify app (get rid of pop-ups and to never display the search history). Found the exact classes with the tool, then went to flex and in 2 seconds made my patch.

Could I have figured out how to do it without the tool? Yes, quite easily. The tool still provides a ton of data for both HACKING and development.

It's not going to replace IDA,Hopper or debugserver, but it is a nice addition to a developer/ app hacker's toolchain.

sn0wqt · September 18, 2017

1 hour ago, i0s_tweak3r said:

You obviously haven't used the tool, or couldn't figure out how to. It's ok maybe I'll make a tutorial for you. ?

I just used it to hack spotify app (get rid of pop-ups and to never display the search history). Found the exact classes with the tool, then went to flex and in 2 seconds made my patch.

Could I have figured out how to do it without the tool? Yes, quite easily. The tool still provides a ton of data for both HACKING and development.

It's not going to replace IDA,Hopper or debugserver, but it is a nice addition to a developer/ app hacker's toolchain.

Ok go hack a game with it...

what you say is tweaking Spotify not hacking it

TheArmKing · September 20, 2017

lmao i dont understand sh!t

Fadexz · September 22, 2017

What's the use of it for the average user? Anything?

i0s_tweak3r · October 14, 2017

On 9/22/2017 at 3:43 AM, Fadexz said:

What's the use of it for the average user? Anything?

Not really. For the average user it doesn't have much to offer, unless you just wanted to play around with the sliders adjusting the opacity of different items displayed on the screen.

You could probably figure out how to get rid of pop ups and banner ads, but it wouldn't be permanent unless you made a tweak or patch with the info you gained . Anyone that can make Flex patches or tweaks tho isn't really the "average user".

Fadexz · October 14, 2017

3 hours ago, i0s_tweak3r said:

Not really. For the average user it doesn't have much to offer, unless you just wanted to play around with the sliders adjusting the opacity of different items displayed on the screen.

You could probably figure out how to get rid of pop ups and banner ads, but it wouldn't be permanent unless you made a tweak or patch with the info you gained . Anyone that can make Flex patches or tweaks tho isn't really the "average user".

Okay thanks.