Tool memoryTools.h | HEADER FOR WRITING/READING MEMORY

[Affe2626 2.7k iPhone X 13.3.1]

Hello, I want to share my memory manager for iOS, it can read and write from memory, sharing it because I haven't seen anything else that lets you read memory and it's also nicer to have a templated function so you can pass a struct with 5 ints instead of having to call write_mem 5 times (CPU and code efficient) .

 

1. Create a file called memoryTools.h(doesn't matter what you call it) and paste the source to that file.

2. Place it in theos/include

3. Include it in your cheat with "#include <memoryTools.h>"

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Usage: 

write_mem<data_type>(address, whattowrite, size(IF LEFT OUT, IT WILL USE sizeof(data_type));
data_type variable = read_mem<data_type>(address);
                     

You can pass whatever data type you want to the function so if you'd want to make a teleport cheat you could easily write a Vector3 to where your position is in memory. Saving current position could also be done with read_mem<Vector3>.

Masskill aimbots can be done by looping through all enemies and placing them infront of you.

struct Vector3
{
  public:
  float x;
  float y;
  float z;
}

Vector3 my_pos;
Vector3 teleport_pos;

teleport_pos.x = 123; teleport_pos.y = 123; teleport_pos.z = 123;

write_mem<Vector3>(get_slide() + localplayer + position_offset, teleport_pos); //Teleports you to (123,123,123)
my_pos = read_mem<Vector3>(get_slide() +  + localplayer + position_offset); //Saves your location to my_pos

Example:

#import <memoryTools.h>
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
#import <substrate.h>
  
%ctor 
{
	port = mach_task_self();
	write_mem<int>(get_slide() + 0x100AF9654, CFSwapInt32(0x0ED0671E));
	write_mem<int>(get_slide() + 0x100AF87AC, CFSwapInt32(0xE803679E));
}
//Final Fantasy Awakening hack. https://iosgods.com/topic/65503-final-fantasy-awakening-en-v1134-arm64-god-mod-damage-offset/

@intell Used your hack as an example, should be fine as you uploaded it? Tell me if not.

 

IMPORTANT NOTE: Before contacting me and saying "this sh!t isn't working watdefuk". Look at the example above, you need to add slide to offset and if you're writing bytes you need them in reversed order (if I remember correctly), so you need to use CFSwapInt16/32/64.

 https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corefoundation/1425262-cfswapint32?language=objc

I could've included it but when writing an integer to let's say health you wouldn't want to do it.

 

Updated March 26, 2018 by Affe2626
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