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The operating system by apple for mobile devices
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iOS unknown library sending ssl pinned request
Here is my problem:
I am trying to access to a ssl pinned request sent by an action I am doing on an iPhone. The action I am making sends two requests:
The first one is ssl pinned, sent by a pre-inst …
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frida hook `loc_*` or `sub_*`
Is it possible to hook a sub_... object in Frida ? I disassembled an arm64 executable, when running the app on my iPhone, I can see a lot of classes also in the disassembled executable, but I can't re …
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frida hook `loc_*` or `sub_*`
Update:
First, you need the base address of the module where your loc_... or sub_... is. To get it, do:
var adr = Process.findModuleByName("YOURMODULENAME")["base"];
Then, get the offset of your loc_ …
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Access a XREFs with frida
I have a string which has a XREF to a func. This func changes of address at every updates of the app I am working on. So this string is the only "stable" point I can rely on to access to func.
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