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I detect IAP Cracker like this: if ([[NSFileManager defaultManager] fileExistsAtPath:@"/Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries/iap.dylib"]){ NSLog(@"IAP Cracker detected"); } How can I detect LocallAPStore? After extracting the Debian package of this hack, you can see that it has almost exactly the same structure as IAP cracker. So, you can write: if ([[NSFileManager defaultManager] fileExistsAtPath:@"/Library/MobileSubstrate/DynamicLibraries/LocalIAPStore.dylib"]) { NSLog(@"Local IAP Store detected"); } By the way, using this method is not quite effective. I'm sure that if a lot of

the App we are working on was rejected because the Device in the Review Process was detected as jailbroken ^^ To detect a jailbroken Device, several Tests were performed: NSString* bundlePath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] bundlePath]; // scan for itunes metadata BOOL isDirectory = NO; NSString* directoryPath = [bundlePath stringByAppendingPathComponent:@"SC_Info/"]; BOOL directoryIsAvailable = [[NSFileManager defaultManager] fileExistsAtPath:directoryPath isDirectory:&isDirectory]; BOOL contentSeemsValid = ([[[NSFileManager defaultManager] contentsOfDirectoryAtPath:directoryPath error:NULL] count]

I'd like to be able to set the lockscreen background image programmatically. I'm aware that this is only possible for jailbroken iOS devices. Here are some things that I've tried: Place a LockBackground.png in /private/var/mobile/Library/SpringBoard/. This works but requires a hard respring. notify_post("com.apple.language.changed"); doesn't work for a soft respring. Use class-dump to dump private methods of UIKit. UIKit in 4.2 used to have a method called + (void)setDesktopImageData:(id)fp8; but it appears to be missing in 4.3 and above. Is there anything that I'm missing? I found this in the

I am new to iOS . I was installing latest XCode with SDK 6.0 in it. I have been successfully testing my app developed using SDK 6.0 on simulator. Now i want to test it on real device without developer program account. To do that, i use Jailcoder . I have an iPhone 3GS , with AppSync 5.0+ installed. I have tried "Quick XCode Patch" and "Patch My Project" . However i still get signing error. It said, CodeSign error: code signing is required for product type 'Application' in SDK 'iOS 6.0' Seems it due to iOS 6.0 SDK that has not been supporting jailbroken devices. I need some hints and

In iOS devices, all user applications are located in /var/mobile/Applications directory, and each app has a unique random uuid as its directory name, for instance: /var/mobile/Applications/15FD62FD-2BEB-4C1E-A9B8-BC93E5C721CC the uuid is 15FD62FD-2BEB-4C1E-A9B8-BC93E5C721CC . Now I want to get the directory by application's bundle identifier, my solution is enumerate the /var/mobile/Applications directory, get the bundle identifier from Info.plist and check. This solution is rather slow, is there any quicker way to do this? e.g. if there is a plist that records the bundle id to uuid mapping,

i have iphone 3 with OS4 (not jailbreaked) and i want to inspect some apps http request urls , i tried fiddler but its not worked , anyone has idea? is the device must be jail breaked? i got ubuntu / windows so i can use one of them , if anyone knows how to do it please answer theChrisKent If the device is using WiFi and you have a Wireless Network card that can enter promiscuous mode then you can use WireShark to sniff the raw packets. Use Follow TCP Stream to reconstruct the HTTP requests. More information can be found at http://www.wireshark.org Another option is to force your device to use

I'm building a daemon app for a jailbroken iPhone and followed the guidelines as described in several questions and answers here on stackoverflow and ofcourse Chris Alvares' webpage at http://chrisalvares.com/blog/38/creating-an-iphone-daemon-part-4/ Xcode and the project are patched by Jailcoder to make it run on my device. One of the posts on here stated that nowadays it is no longer needed to use the open toolchain template. Uploading the app to the /Applications dir and adding a plist file in /System/Library/LaunchDaemons should be sufficient. I have performed the above steps but the