In my case, i just did a drag and drop inside the folder /Library using iExplorer. So now let’s move this dylib file to our device. So download the zip file and use the make command to compile the application. To install dumpdecrypted, you need to download the zip file from its github url on your computer, compile it and then upload the resulting. Make sure you have all these tools installed otherwise iRET won’t be able to perform some of its functions. However, installing dumpdecrypted on the iOS device could be a bit tricky for beginners so i am going to cover it here. Installing file is very straightforward as you can download it just by searching via Cydia. It looks like i have almost all the tools that i need except a few like file and dumpdecrypted. On the left hand side, i can see whether the tools needed by iRET to perform its tasks are installed or not. Please note that the first time you navigate browser to this address, it takes a little bit of time, so be a little patient.
We are provided the interface as shown in the image below.
So let’s tap on start and navigate our browser to the mentioned address. As you can see, we can start the server and then connect to it via our browser.
Now respring or reboot your device (in my case, i had to reboot the device) and you will see a new icon with the name iRET. Also make sure to install python on your device otherwise iRET won’t work. You can install it using the dpkg command. So download this zip file on your device and unzip it. And the bonus is this can all be performed right on the device.Īlso, please note that iRET is a static analysis tool rather than a dynamic analysis tool. It’s a toolkit that allows you to automate many of the manual tasks an iOS penetration tester would need to perform in order to analyze and reverse engineering iOS applications.
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