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(lldb) process connect connect://localhost:1111 To debug the app, let’s first also froward a port on which our debugger will listen for a client connection using iproxy. You can learn more about it at iPhoneDevWiki: debugserver After copying it to the device, we also need to re-sign it using this entitlements and ldid like this ldid -Sent.xml debugserver. We will use a second method.įirst, we need to copy arm64 LLDB backend to our device, it can be found alongside Xcode distribution here /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/atform/DeviceSupport/$VER/DeveloperDiskImage.dmg under /usr/bin/debugserver. Or it can be used in client-server style (the way Xcode uses it), where you deploy server component to your target machine (an iOS device in our case) and connect to it from a client part (our Mac). As a standalone debugger, you just run an app under a debugger like this lldb $PATH_TO_BIN. We will debug our binary using LLDB debugger. (If the default Xcode project settings were not changed during development.)īut before we continue further with our main goal of achieving the highest score, let’s play with a debugger a little bit. So to continue our investigation, we should look for Game framework, which sits alongside our main binary inside Frameworks subdirectory in our app bundle. From the method name alone, prefixed with imp_stubs_ we can conclude the this method’s implementation doesn’t exist in our main binary but is loaded by dyld from an external dynamic library and is resolved at runtime. Here we found interesting method named imp_stubs_$s4Game0A19FlowCoordinatorImplC16runSpaceInvadersyyF, Hopper demangles this name to what looks like Swift method with next signature () -> (). Note that initial analysis of the binary can take time. Let’s import our decrypted binary into Hopper and try to find some interesting references. When I’m writing this, the latest version of Monobank app for iOS is 1.33.1, I will be using it, so something may be different in the newer versions. For our basic tasks, it doesn’t really matter.
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I prefer Hopper for simple tasks as it is pretty quick and runs natively on Mac, it costs $99, a trial version works only for 30 mins per session, but you can use other free and open-source disassemblers such as Ghidra or command line Radare2.
In this tutorial, I will use Hopper Disassembler. You can use it like this: iproxy 2222 44, and what this tool does it basically forwards your device remote port 44 (of Dropbear SSH) to your Mac’s local port 2222.
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The tool is called iproxy, it’s a part of usbmuxd project, and can be installed using: brew install usbmuxd.
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iproxyīy now, you should be able to login into a device over Wi-Fi, but I recommend installing one more tool on your Mac to be able to debug over USB, as it’s much more reliable and has less latency. So to login into a device over SSH use root:alpine as credentials.
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Apple’s default root password on iOS is alpine. One other benefit of using checkra1n, you will have Dropbear SSH running on port 44.
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In my demo, I’ve used exactly this tool to jailbreak iPhone 7 plus running iOS 14.2 (latest on that time). Because of a recent bootrom level bug found by it is possible to jailbreak A7 - A10 devices (iPhone 5s - iPhone X) even on future iOS versions using checkra1n tool. You can check where ever you are able to jailbreak using this site - Can I Jailbreak?. I recommend to get and jailbreak a dedicated device for these purposes. To debug any 3rd party app or event Apple’s own apps or system daemons, we need to have a jailbroken (rooted) iOS device. Also, this app has hidden easter eggs - small games, one of which - Space Invaders I’ve selected as a target for my demo, and decided to beat the high score using a debugger. Mainly because they have apps for both platforms - iOS and Android, the apps are mostly native, written using Swift on iOS and Kotlin on Android, and the UI is pretty much the same on both platforms.
This part will focus on iOS, and in the next one, I will continue with Android.įor the demo purposes, I choose a popular, in Ukraine 🇺🇦, banking app - Monobank. After the talk, I decided to write a blog post about the same topic, so here it is. Recently I’ve done a talk about debugging 3rd party apps on both platforms: iOS and Android, also made a step-by-step demo.
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