I’ve always wanted to make my frida scripts permanent in the applications I’ve hacked but always thought it was too difficult, well I recently revisited this idea and realized how easy it actually is. So here is a quick guide … Continue reading
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Permanent frida hacks
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FridaLab
I was struggling with a recent test using frida, knowing it could do what I want but unsure how. After lots of googling and trial and error I eventually got it working. So I decided I would make a playground … Continue reading
Android App – “Random Adventure”
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of old-school ASCII rouguelikes, I run a UnNethack server – guis.es. Being on the android binge that I’m currently enjoying I decided to have a play with one of these from the play … Continue reading
Android App – “Homeless?”
Another short blog. Best be getting used to these by the looks of things. So again.. lying in bed and I decide to install another game to see how it works. I got a game called “Homeless?” It’s one of … Continue reading
Android App – “SFCave”
So this is just going to be another short blog post. I was lying in bed playing one of my favourite games “SFCave”. I love it and have been playing for years. However there are some levels that I have … Continue reading
Android App – “UnHackable”
This is going to be a very short post. I wanted to play with some android apps and while roaming the play store came across a small app named “UnHackable” which only has a couple of hundred downloads. “Perfect” I thought, … Continue reading
Android IRC apps storage review
I had the hypothesis that android IRC clients didn’t store credentials securely. Lets investigate… To decide what to look into I simply searched for “IRC” on the play store. The idea was to test as many as possible. I ended … Continue reading
Cracking android lockscreens
SO as you can probably tell from the title, this will be a small tutorial on how to get the password for android devices, specifically if it has a gesture password (see image left of here) For this demonstration I … Continue reading