Dive into my journey through the Flare-On 11 CTF Challenge! I tackled all 10 challenges this year, and in this series, I’ll break down my thought process, strategies, and discoveries. Whether you’r...
Welcome to the iOS Application Security Lab: Run Time Dynamic Library Injection Challenge. This challenge focuses on a fictitious app called Run Time , which tracks the steps while running. Your ob...
In this post, we will reverse the Youtube app to know how to add custom playback speed and understand why it does not work straight forward. Disclaimer This post is for educational purposes only...
In this post, we will reverse an app using the StoreKit framework and bypass In-app purchases (IAP) features. This case’s quite special as the app will force the user to purchase the app as a free ...
In this post we will continue to enhance Medium tweak. We will learn how to create a preference bundle and hook into Settings.app to configure default claps. If you have not read part 1 yet, I sugg...
Today we will reverse engineering Medium iOS app and modify existing claps feature. We will also learn about how to create your own Cydia tweak using theos platform, hook into a method, and change ...
In this post, we will reverse engineering an app using StoreKit framework and bypass In-app purchase features. StoreKit is an iOS framework that supports in-app purchases and interactions with the ...
Imagine that you want to inspect the app to see what’s information exchange between mobile app and server, you can think about using simple proxy tools to sniff requests and responses or more advan...
Today we will reverse engineering a react native iOS app and bypass in-app purchase to use locked features. Below is an example of purchase screen whenever tap on premium content. Figure 1: Sample...
In this post, we will reverse engineering and unlock in-app purchase contents by modifying local configuration on device. Below is an example of locked features and unlocked ones. Disclaimer This ...