Tool Uncrypt11 - a fast, no BS tool to decrypt mach-o binaries on iOS 11+

[Treesap 0 iPhone X 11.1.2]

Will this work with/along side of an already installed version of bfinject? As I read on the repo you can use the same BFinject command with uncrypt11 as BFinject inself.

(iPhone X IOS version 11.1.2) 

[Rook 571.3k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

2 minutes ago, Treesap said:

Will this work with/along side of an already installed version of bfinject? As I read on the repo you can use the same BFinject command with uncrypt11 as BFinject inself.

(iPhone X IOS version 11.1.2) 

Yes, it will. Uncrypt works with Tweaks ON too.

[Amuyea 88.6k iPhone 13 18.7.2]

Awesome

[Astronaut 596 iPhone Xs Max 12.4]

Yes!

[Max-Q 51.6k iPhone 15 Pro 17.0.2 Donor]

Omg ! what a mighty tool !

[Wh0_4m_1 36 iPhone X 13.2.2]

Can you help me ?  

[petrutms 0 iPhone X 11.3.1]

root# /electra/inject_criticald B71B7385-9797-40FF-B8D1-623803B5E130 /Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries/uncrypt11.dylib

 

 

inject_criticald[17159:2489757] Failed to get task for pid 0!

 

any help?

[Rook 571.3k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

6 hours ago, Wh0_4m_1 said:

Can you help me ?  

Seems something wrong with Electra or TweakInject. You should probably reinstall or Delectra and try again.

11 minutes ago, petrutms said:

root# /electra/inject_criticald B71B7385-9797-40FF-B8D1-623803B5E130 /Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries/uncrypt11.dylib

 

 

inject_criticald[17159:2489757] Failed to get task for pid 0!

 

any help?

That’s the wrong PID. Use top or htop to find the PID of the running app. iGameGuardian and other cheat engines also show PID of running apps.

[Wh0_4m_1 36 iPhone X 13.2.2]

1 hour ago, DiDA said:

Seems something wrong with Electra or TweakInject. You should probably reinstall or Delectra and try again.

That’s the wrong PID. Use top or htop to find the PID of the running app. iGameGuardian and other cheat engines also show PID of running apps.

not working for me tried via delectra and futurerestore

[Treesap 0 iPhone X 11.1.2]

2 hours ago, DiDA said:

That’s the wrong PID. Use top or htop to find the PID of the running app. iGameGuardian and other cheat engines also show PID of running apps.

For people who don’t have top, htop, iGG, Gamegem, etc you can use:

ps ax | grep <namehere> 

You don’t need to run as su either.

example: ps ax | grep pokemonquest 

also make sure the game is running in the background or you won’t see the right PiD