IOS reverse security from starter to bald - Pin home keycard plugin & switch

Kotani bald collection

1. The introduction

Kotani’s company can be late three times a month, and Kotani was late for work four times in May. Very afflictive. To put an end to that. Resolutely study a wave of secretly clocked 😃
Kotani is using an iPhone XS Max, iOS 14.3 (jailbroken), and the latest update: 6.0.16.
IDA, Reveal and Terminal DebugServer add-on processes are often used in reverse Windows. Xcode and Hopper are preferred by iOS developers today. 😆 (in fact, both are about the same.)
Look at the renderings first

2. Nail punch card plug-in

2.1. Debug the application

The first step to ravaging is to act cool

Break the nail into the shell and take it off. I’m usingfrida-ios-dump“Xiao Gu wrote an articleShell and FridaThe blog.

That’s the nail in the shell. Ipa comes out. Let’s leave it there. Let’s leave it there

Has begun!iOSThe guys love it so much,XcodeDebugging (have brothers asked me how to attach. Let me draw a flow chart here.

That’s a lot clearer

If we can debug it, let’s justPositioning punchingFind the punch screen,viewdebugDebugging)

Oh, my God. It is a WKWebview, unable to locate!

Is that the end of it? How is it possible, after that xiaogu if late, there is no way to make up ~·

2.1.1. The train of thought

Gather your thoughts and clues

Clues:
- The punch in interface is aWKWebviewinterface
- When we clocked inH5There’s a change, which means there’s a placeTell the H5Positioning success
- If it’s native positioningTell the H5Yes, then they must haveInteraction code
Ideas:
- If they haveinteractionWe knowHook to livethisinteractionJust look insideComes back, possible by changing the value)
- If it is an iOS location, it will definitely golocationManager: didUpdateLocations:
- It could be,H5 interaction starts positioningAnd thenCallback location information

Then our next task is to locate the interactive code and print the message back!! Play, play

2.2. Location code

So we just started exporting the tacks. Ipa, unzip, get the MachO file
Then fetch the header through class-dump

class-dump -H DingTalk -o dingHeader

Drag the binaries inHopper(searchlocationManager: didUpdateLocations:)

There are only 5 in total, we hook these several, look at the log, I guess should be able to locate (if he calls the native)

We’ll use it this timeMonkeywriteTweak the pluginYou can also use itTHEOSThis time we may need several debugging before positioning, I will useMonkeyConvenient point ~)

To obtainThe APPID nailingAnd the configuration

The one we found up there5A,hookthe

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>

%hook AMapLocationCLMDelegate
- (void)locationManager:(id)arg1 didUpdateLocations:(id)arg2{
    %log;
    %orig;
}
%end

%hook AMapLocationManager
- (void)locationManager:(id)arg1 didUpdateLocations:(id)arg2{
    %log;
    %orig;
}
%end

%hook LALocationManager
- (void)locationManager:(id)arg1 didUpdateLocations:(id)arg2{
    %log;
    %orig;
}
%end

%hook DTCLocationManager
- (void)locationManager:(id)arg1 didUpdateLocations:(id)arg2{
    %log;
    %orig;
}
%end

%hook MAMapView
- (void)locationManager:(id)arg1 didUpdateLocations:(id)arg2{
    %log;
    %orig;
}
%end
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And then let’s install the plugin and look at the log

We found thisAMapLocationCLMDelegateandAMapLocationManagerThey all came in pairs. None of the others left

And then let’s seeclass-dumpOut of theheaderFile. foundAMapLocationCLMDelegateIt’s filled with proxy callbacks

At this point, Kotani can guess the location of the AMapLocationManager fetch, and then the parameter passes the parameter to the H5 interaction

We put theAMapLocationManagerType everything in therelog, the use oflogify.pl

Then we’ll install the plugin and take a looklog

I see good information. We’re going to get back to Xcode debugging attachments

fromHopperFind the offset position

XcodeIf I add it, I can find itASLR

Locate the offset and set the breakpoint

0x104e70000 + 0x36b4a8 = 0x1051DB4A8

When I clicked the time clock, it stopped

The way we think about it, we’re going to watchFunction call stack!!

(If there is no symbol, it doesn’t matter, we will use the Hopper address to locate!)

wehookLet’s do this function

%hook LAPluginInstanceCollector
- (void)handleJavaScriptRequest:(id)arg1 callback:(id)arg2{
    %log;
    %orig;
}
%end
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Guys, we can get a clue. ThiscallbackIs ablock,arg1Is a parameter,arg2Is the argument to call back

Want to know thisblockThe parameter type of. I need to see hisThe signatureThe ~

Get his signature ~ by memory pan

Old way,HopperTake the address. thenXcode attaches a breakpoint

0x100f50000 + 0x488f110 = 0x1057DF110

b 0x1057DF110Cut it off and analyze it

At this point we can continuehookOh, look at himParameters insideWhat is

%hook LAPluginInstanceCollector

- (void)handleJavaScriptRequest:(id)arg1 callback:(void (^) (id))arg2{
    
    // We can create a block.
    id xg_callback = ^(id argCb){
        // Print the parameters to see if there are any triggers
        NSLog(@"xg_callback arg1:%@",arg1);
        // Then print the parameter that is passed, and see what type it is
        NSLog(@"xg_callback argCbClass:%@, argCb:%@",[argCb class],argCb);
        arg2(argCb);
    };
    //xg_callback replaces arg2. (Just one transfer)
    %orig(arg1,xg_callback);
}
%end
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And look at the effect

I think I found it, but there’s a lot of other information about him in here. (address, city, latitude and longitude, etc.)

2.3. Code for the punch card plug-in

We know that the other type is a dictionary. Triggered when action=start

Go straight to code (latest version)

%hook LAPluginInstanceCollector
- (void)handleJavaScriptRequest:(id)arg1 callback:(void (^) (id))arg2{
    id xg_callback = ^(id argCb){
        // Xiaogu actually hit a lot of logs while doing it.
        NSDictionary *arg1Dic = (NSDictionary *)arg1;
        if([arg1Dic[@"action"] isEqualToString:@"start"]) {NSLog(@"xg_callback text:start");
            NSMutableDictionary * CbDic = [NSMutableDictionary dictionaryWithDictionary:argCb];
            if (CbDic[@"result"] [@"latitude"] && CbDic[@"result"] [@"longitude"]) {NSLog(@"xg_callback text:result");
                NSMutableDictionary * resultDic = [NSMutableDictionary dictionaryWithDictionary:CbDic[@"result"]];
                resultDic[@"latitude"] = @ "40.0361208767361";
                resultDic[@"longitude"] = @ "116.4161067708333";
                [CbDic setValue:resultDic forKey:@"result"];
            }
            arg2(CbDic);
        }else{ arg2(argCb); }};//xg_callback replaces arg2. (Just one transfer)
    %orig(arg1,xg_callback);
}
%end
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Take a look at the renderings

3. Set the punch switch

The main functions are almost written. Let’s set another switch to control: if the switch is on, go with the card plug-in logic, if the switch is off, go with the original logic.

We secretly add a button in the Settings ~

Xcode is so powerful

Then find thedataSource!

That would be easy. (Brothers, this is atableviewAh, put his code onehookAdd linecell, not veryeasy?)

@interface DTTableViewHandler : NSObject
- (long long)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView;
@end

%hook DTTableViewHandler

%new
-(void)xg_switchChang:(UISwitch *)switchView{
    [XGDefaults setBool:switchView.isOn forKey:XGSWITCHKEY];
    [XGDefaults synchronize];
}

- (long long)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section{
// If it is the last group, add a line
    if([tableView.nextResponder .nextResponder isKindOfClass:%c(DTSettingListViewController)] && (section == [self numberOfSectionsInTableView:tableView]- 1)) {return 1;
    }
    return %orig;
}

- (id)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath{
    // Last group, last line, set a cell
    if([tableView.nextResponder .nextResponder isKindOfClass:%c(DTSettingListViewController)] && ([indexPath section] == [self numberOfSectionsInTableView:tableView]- 1)) {UITableViewCell * cell = nil;
        if([indexPath row] == 0) {static NSString * swCell = @"SWCELL";
            cell = [tableView dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier:swCell];
            if(! cell){ cell = [[UITableViewCell alloc] initWithStyle:(UITableViewCellStyleDefault) reuseIdentifier:nil];
            }
            cell.textLabel.text = @" Secretly clocked open!!";
            UISwitch * switchView = [[UISwitch alloc] init];
            switchView.on = [XGDefaults boolForKey:XGSWITCHKEY];
            [switchView addTarget:self action:@selector(xg_switchChang:) forControlEvents:(UIControlEventValueChanged)];
            cell.accessoryView = switchView;
            cell.backgroundColor = [UIColor whiteColor];
            return cell;
        }
        return nil;
    }else{
        return%orig; }} - (double)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView heightForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath{
    // Set the height of the last row of the last group
    if([tableView.nextResponder .nextResponder isKindOfClass:%c(DTSettingListViewController)] && ([indexPath section] == [self numberOfSectionsInTableView:tableView]- 1)) {return 45;
    }
    return %orig;
}

- (long long)numberOfSectionsInTableView:(UITableView *)tableView {
    // Add a group
    if([tableView.nextResponder .nextResponder isKindOfClass:%c(DTSettingListViewController)]){
        return %orig + 1;
    }
    return %orig;
}
%end
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Then add a judgment in the place where you punched in before, and you’re done

if([arg1Dic[@"action"] isEqualToString:@"start"] && [XGDefaults boolForKey:XGSWITCHKEY]){

See the effect

4. To summarize

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This blog is created by Xiaogu, if reprinted please indicate the source!
– Kotani wanted to change the value of the HOOK-iOS callback directly, but felt it would be a bit of an error
All right, guys. A wave of reverse plug-in development. Kogu is going to write about basic security for his next article
But I can’t write it this long. The blog is too long for my brothers to read. I’m trying to keep it simple
Finally wish brothers, more and more handsome ！！！！ And never be late

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IOS reverse security from starter to bald – Pin home keycard plugin & switch

1. The introduction

2. Nail punch card plug-in

2.1. Debug the application

2.1.1. The train of thought

2.2. Location code

2.3. Code for the punch card plug-in

3. Set the punch switch

4. To summarize

IOS reverse security from starter to bald – Pin home keycard plugin & switch

1. The introduction

2. Nail punch card plug-in

2.1. Debug the application

2.1.1. The train of thought

2.2. Location code

2.3. Code for the punch card plug-in

3. Set the punch switch

4. To summarize

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