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How do hackers decompile ipsw files and read the code ?
Recently I read an update that some hacker was able to find out about jabber and aim services integrated in new versions of ios.
How did he do that ?
First off, it is a IPA file. Every app is a IPA file. IPSW is the iOS file type.
He did not get the full code, he probably just jailbreaks his phone, looks in the file directory of the phone that you can only see when jailbroken and looks for any new files.
He most likely saw a name like AIM.plist or something like that.
This really isn't a coding question and more of a hacking questions in general for the iPhone.
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I'm in the process of writing a program that requires a long list of words to function. I have one on my computer, but I don't remember its source, and I was only using it to learn, so I paid no attention to where I got it. But now that I'm seriously considering writing and publishing this iOS app (eventually), I get the feeling that whoever made this list would not be happy if I made profit or even published something that contains their own work. Do you know of any word lists in .txt format that I could use for publishing a possibly paid iOS app?
Search for "open source word lists". Some examples include Kevin's Word List and The English Open Word List
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Two questions, kind of same category:
When I checked from Xcode, I saw a folder library/cache/imagecaches (quite some files there) on iPhone under my app, I never created that folder, I guess it it was managed by iOS itself, nothing for me to concern.
I have a sqlite file called app.sqlite, and it is in documents folder. that's the right place to pass app review right, right?
If you have never seen it before then it is iOS's own cache system, you shouldn't mess with it.
Check it out https://developer.apple.com/appstore/guidelines.html
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i am new with Xcode and Iphone.
I had just download whole Xcode4.2 but it comes as .dmg file.
Size is 1.62GB..
I just wanna know that how can open this to Xcode folder.
Can any buddy help?
(I'm a Windows person and I know how to do this...)
Mount it. (Context menu, double-click, Return, doesn't matter.) A drive will appear on your desktop. Open that. In fact, it will probably already be there.
Try this:
Installing Xcode 4
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I have read several sites and they all say to upload the app, but I don't know what the exact file to point to is. Anybody out there know the answer?
As it turns out, there was a really helpful question which I didn't find. It is How can I build for release/distribution on the Xcode 4?
In the answers was one by benvolioT which points to a webpage. This webpage is just the answer for this question. It is worth bookmarking.
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how can i create a executable file to iphone? i have written my code in objective c using xcode i want to create a application that must run on any iphone..
i want to go by a legal way with no jail breaking.
please any body help..
You need to be a registered iPhone developer for this; sign up at developer.apple.com. Once you've signed up, the way forwards should be pretty clear; but in short you need to create a provisioning profile for your device, test your application and submit it to the App Store. Once that is done, anyone can buy/download your application.