Application security

Application security

In some of the previous articles, we have looked at how we can dump class information of IOS apps using class-dump-z, hook into the runtime using Cycript and

Application security

In the previous article, we looked at how we can install custom apps on our device without a developer certificate. In this article, we will look at how we c

Application security

Usually, to test apps on a device, you need to be a registered developer which costs about $99/year. For people who want to learn IOS Application security, i

Application security

As we all know, Apple recently introducted its new version of IOS at WWDC 2013 with a completely redesinged User Interface. If you haven't seen it yet, check

Application security

Introduction The term "multithread programming" may sound complicated, but it is quite easy to do in C#.net. This article explains how multithreading works o

Application security

Introduction In the previous article, we learnt how to setup Cycript on your idevice, hook into a running process and obtain information about its propertie

Application security

Abstract In this article, you'll drill deeper into the details of how an assembly is hosted by the CLR and come to understand the relationship between the ap

Application security

Introduction In the previous article, we learnt about the runtime capabilities of an IOS App written in Objective-C which uses the Cocoa framework. In this

Application security

Introduction Almost all the native IOS applications are written in Objective-C. All these apps use Cocoa, which is a library that sits on top on Objc-C and

Application security

Traditional intrusion detection systems have always relied on protocol specific analysers to extract the context of the traffic stream. Basically, an intrusi