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This is the most supported way to remove restrictions, limitations, rules, and regulations that were imposed by iOS. It gives root access to third-party applications. Jailbreak is the best way to increase your iOS performance. Now it is possible to jailbreak iPad 9.3.5 using a reliable jailbreak tool. Then as the jailbreak tradition of Apple users.

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You can scan for software updates and then update it with iOS 9.3.5. Users can freely update iOS 9.3.5 by following Settings > General > Software update manually. iOS 9.3.5 is a small update, and now it supports your iPad 2, iPad 3 and above versions, iPhone 4s and later, 5th generation iPod touch and later devices. This is a bug-fixed update that was released for fixes some security vulnerabilities. From this website, you can easily have an idea about jailbreak iPad iOS 9.3.5.Īpple iOS 9.3.5 is the eleventh subversion of iOS 9. With those jailbreak versions, jailbreak iPad 9.3.5 is one of the most interesting processes as it is the best way to manage your operating system. For Apple users, Jailbreak is one of the most interesting processes that allow users to customize their operating system. MS.hookClassLoad(“”, new MS.Apple operating system includes plenty of new facilities, and those facilities are modified with each iOS upgrade. As mentioned earlier, we can do it using MS.hookClassLoad.

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Now, let’s write the code to detect when class is loaded. So, the following is the skeleton code that we need to write within BypassLogin class. When this extension is loaded, initialize() method is going to be executed first. Now, let’s create a new class with the name BypassLogin. MS.hookMethod can be used to make desired changes to our target method.įor more details about what these methods do and how they work, please refer here and here. MS.hookClassLoad can be used to detect the classes of our interested when loaded. There are two important functions that we are going to use to achieve this.

We need to write the actual implementation to hook into our target method that is responsible for validating the user credentials and then modify its definition.

We need to add meta-data element within the application section.

First, we need to request permission.

We need to add two entries in AndroidManifest.xml file as highlighted in the code below. That’s a perfect test bed for us to write a Cydia extension in a way that the app always returns true regardless of the user input.Ĭlass name: Īs shown in the Cydia Substrate documentation here, lets first set up our AndroidManifest.xml file. If the user entered credentials are matching, the app is returning a boolean value true and then redirecting the user to a private activity. If(ntentEquals(uname) & ntentEquals(pass))Īs you can see in the above code snippet, the app is getting the username and password from the user and then comparing it against the values stored in SharedPreferences. String pass=pref.getString(“password”,null) String uname=pref.getString(“username”,null) Public boolean isValidLogin(String username, String password) Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), “Invalid Username or password”, Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show() Intent in=new Intent(getApplicationContext(),Welcome.class)

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To keep the things simple, I am showing the original source as the idea here is to understand how to write Cydia Substrate extension assuming that we have access to the application’s logic.įollowing is the code snippet for Login.java

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We can decompile the APK and get the Java version of the code to understand the logic.

Obviously, we first need to understand the application’s logic before proceeding with the Substrate extension. Our goal is to bypass this login by writing a Cydia Substrate extension. When the user enters invalid credentials, an error will be thrown as shown in the figure below. Following is our target app’s first activity. Like every other article of mine, we will have a vulnerable app here and then we will exploit it using this Cydia Substrate extension. Now, Let’s start writing the Substrate extension.

Target application – you can download it here:.

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Create a new Android Application (This is the Cydia Substrate extension) using your favorite IDE and add substrate-api.jar library into your libs folder.

Rooted Android Device with Cydia Substrate installed.