How to solve linear equations with Ruby
Today I will show you how you can solve easy (currently only +/-) linear equations with Ruby. Imagine that you are a pupil in the elementary school and you solved a linear equation but you...
Monthly Archive: December 2015
Disable Rootless in OSX 10.11 El Capitan
A few week ago I’ve installed OSX 10.11 El Capitan on my mac. I was wondering why the Terminal showed my aways a permission denied error, when I tried to install an Ruby gem...
How to make your own Twitter retweet bot!
Wouldn’t it be cool, if you were able to make your own Twitter retweet bot which will automatically retweet tweets of a specific #Hashtag for you? Exactly this you will be able to do,...
InstaAgent - summary
I discovered InstaAgent two days ago in the top charts of the iOS AppStore. I was wondering how they could provide Informations that Instagram couldn’t or would not. I’ve downloaded the App, as expected...
How to analyse the network traffic of an iOS application
Every iOS reverse engineer has to analyse the network (HTTP/HHTTPS) traffic of apps. Thats why I show you today how this can be easily done. We will use the integrated HTTP/HTTPS proxy in the...
Bypass an login screen in an iOS Application (patching the binary)
Today I will show you how to bypass a login screen in an iOS Application. To show you how it works we will need a little iOS demo App made by me, in the...
Modding an iOS game from the AppStore
In my last post I wrote about reverse engineering iOS Apps. Today we will decompile a game called “Game of points ” from the iOS AppStore. Requirements Like in my last post you need an jailbroken iOS device...
Reverse engineering iOS applications
Why should I reverse engineering an iOS App? There are thousand reasons for Reverse Engineering an iOS App: Maybe you are just want to find security holes in an app, or you want to...
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