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I have an executable of a mac or ios app. This app uses a value stored for a key in NSUserDefaults to change app's flow.
It looks something like below code,
If( value set in user details )
show something
else
hide something
My question is how can I change the value stored for a key in NSUserDefaults using hopper disassembler ?
The values are stored in a plist file under ~/Library/Preferences (or ~/Library/Containers/.../ if sandboxed). You can find more information about it from Apple's documentation.
The easiest way to modify a value is to use the defaults program under terminal.
defaults write <bundle identifier> <key> <value>
