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Correspond to all the techniques used to intercept function calls and to attach a piece of code before or/and after the execution of the function itself.
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What encryption/compression is this, and how to encode/decode from it?
I've been trying to reverse engineer an Android app's communication protocol using a combination of Xposed and Packet sniffing.
Most of the packets the app sends have this header set:
Content-Type: …
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