So, in today's video, following up the results of the poll I made on Twitter, I will teach you how to bypass in-app locks by using reverse engineering / run-time modification for iOS apps. The idea is simple, we have a training app called DVIA (Damn Vulnerable iOS App) that contains a lot of security…
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iOS 10 – Explaining Exploits / Buffer Overflows (For Beginners)
In Today's video we are going to continue the Reverse Engineering for Beginners series and we're discussing about iOS Exploits and Exploits in general. We're going to cover the Stack and security mechanisms like ASLR, DEP and Canaries, and I will explain in depth how a Buffer Overflow (most common exploit) works. In this video…
Understanding Exploits – For Beginners (Part 1)
If you are here, you are most likely a beginner in the hacking community, so I'd like to give you a warm welcome 🙂 You decided to learn about exploits, and that is a good thing, so without further delays, I'd like to start making things clear about them. At first, being a beginner is…
iOS 10.1 Beta 1 – iPhone 6S Setup.App Patch for CFW | How to Downgrade iTunes on OS X
In today's video I released the patch for iPhone 6S iOS 10.1 Beta 1 that was seeded by apple a couple of days ago. Keep in mind that Betas require the latest version of XCODE BETA to be installed. Also in this video I will show you how to downgrade iTunes on OS X, because…