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Yes. Unpack the .ipa file (it's just a ZIP archive) and then use any ARM disassembler on the actual binary. It'll be harder, but not impossible to do (as we've

by pilif 13y ago

Yes. Unpack the .ipa file (it's just a ZIP archive) and then use any ARM disassembler on the actual binary. It'll be harder, but not impossible to do (as we've seen by the twitter app API secret leaking some time ago).

benmanns 13y ago
How does one get to the .ipa file?
- fragmede 13y ago
  it's in the iTunes directory on your computer
josso 13y ago
Wouldn't you need to decrypt, on a jailbroken device, it to get something useful out of the assembly? Or is that not needed for disassembling?
- smackfu 13y ago
  The binaries are not encrypted, they're just signed.
  - 0x0 13y ago
    Is that a new thing? Last I checked, the executable was heavily encrypted in the code section..
  - pugz 13y ago
    The binaries are indeed encrypted, as evidenced by running "otool -l <binary>|grep cryptid". Why do you think otherwise?
    - smackfu 13y ago
      Sorry was just wrong.