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The operating system by apple for mobile devices
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What are the possibilities for reverse engineering an IPA file to its source?
The typical method in brief (with a jailbroken iOS device) is to
Install otool, gdb and ldid from Cydia
Install the IPA on an authorized device
Run otool on the binary to get information such as the size … The actual cracking process can be found here:
https://github.com/KJCracks/Clutch/blob/master/Clutch/Binary.m
iOS 11
Bishop Fox's bfdecrypt, used together with their bfinject should work for iOS 11. …
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