iOS Tutorial – Dumping the Application Memory Part 2

An overview of iOS app reverse engineering: class-dumping ipa binaries with Cycript and class-dump-z, hooking Objective-C methods via MobileSubstrate, and using iNalyzer or Snoop-it.

Without root, testers can attach a debugger to Android apps after decompiling with APKTool, stepping through method calls to intercept traffic pre-encryption and capture keys never written to disk.

Bishop Fox shows how to bypass .NET MAUI's platform packaging to extract readable C# assemblies from Android and iOS apps, then use that shared-assembly insight to uncover critical vulnerability patterns in common business logic.

Using the Qiling framework to emulate a UEFI PNG decoder, researchers found a buffer over-read from spoofed IDAT chunk lengths, a LogoFail-adjacent flaw leaking data during boot.

RayV Lite's creators explain low-cost laser fault injection: consumer green laser pointers leak 1064 nm infrared, and lower-power lasers trigger faults via longer exposure and clock-cycle alignment.

This guide covers practical chip decapsulation methods for home and amateur labs, including technique selection by packaging type without acid equipment, democratizing silicon-level reverse engineering.