General [Discuss] Any ideas on what we can do in this APP?

xiaov · December 18, 2017

2 minutes ago, Fadexz said:

You probably should remove the second title though that's in blue cause it basically says the same thing as the title bar does.

Maybe you could make it somehow just run it in terminal in the background if that's possible.

ya i will add " command line "supported function, but not in terminal UI

1 minute ago, Fadexz said:

Yeah all good, well its good so far.

ya if u have any new idea ,can leave it here too ..Thanks.

Fadexz · December 18, 2017

@xiaov So what does it do at the moment? Thin the binary?

Just now, xiaov said:

ya i will add " command line "supported function, but not in terminal UI

ya if u have any new idea ,can leave it here too ..Thanks.

All good, cool to see something like this.

Would like to see it when it progresses.

xiaov · December 18, 2017

1 minute ago, Fadexz said:

@xiaov So what does it do at the moment? Thin the binary?

All good, cool to see something like this.

Would like to see it when it progresses.

After user Cracked the Binary, put the Binary back to .app.

then use this App to Auto Lipo (thin) the Binary to armv7 and auto signed.

i will add Remove Aslr too, useful for debug.

Fadexz · December 18, 2017

1 minute ago, xiaov said:

After user Cracked the Binary, put the Binary back to .app.

then use this App to Auto Lipo (thin) the Binary to armv7 and auto signed.

i will add Remove Aslr too, useful for debug.

Okay okay cool, I haven't ever yet thinned a binary so I don't know what Lipo is or Aslr but I may soon if I attempt to use IDA.

Archangel04 · December 18, 2017

39 minutes ago, xiaov said:

i know.. but i means to do it in my APP.. not in hex editor etc. lol

Well, if you were using C++, I would say use fstream to open file as ios::binary, delete the hex at 0x1A and then write 01/00 there

If you can read the Info.plist of apps, you can use the Bundle ID to find the binary name then move it to a temporary folder and thin it.

xiaov · December 18, 2017

3 minutes ago, Archangel04 said:

Well, if you were using C++, I would say use fstream to open file as ios::binary, delete the hex at 0x1A and then write 01/00 there

If you can read the Info.plist of apps, you can use the Bundle ID to find the binary name then move it to a temporary folder and thin it.

thin done, except remove aslr.