Davidjesse091
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- 01/04/18
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There is an app that passes a hash with api calls. I've been trying to find a way to generate this hash myself. I thought about a few ways of doing this.
1. Decompiling the APK and finding the algorithm behind the hash generation. I've tried this but it looks like the hash generation method is written in native c/c++ and reading the de-compiled code is very hard to follow.
2. Use Frida to hook to the hash generation function. I don't know how to find the name/memory address of the function, to hook to it.
I'd like to know if there are any better ways to do this. Or anyway to find the function name so I can use Frida to hook to the function.
1. Decompiling the APK and finding the algorithm behind the hash generation. I've tried this but it looks like the hash generation method is written in native c/c++ and reading the de-compiled code is very hard to follow.
2. Use Frida to hook to the hash generation function. I don't know how to find the name/memory address of the function, to hook to it.
I'd like to know if there are any better ways to do this. Or anyway to find the function name so I can use Frida to hook to the function.