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MobileHackingLabs iOS Challenges
My n00b Journey Through iOS Security Challenges
Welcome to my writeup series for the MHL iOS Application Exploitation Challenges. As a n00bie in iOS Security, I’m documenting my journey through 11 vulnerable iOS applications that cover everything from password managers to privacy tools. Each challenge teaches different exploitation techniques including reverse engineering, dynamic analysis, and vulnerability discovery. Will it be easy? :“D
MHL iOS Challenges
Challenge 01: Captain Nohook
Bypassing iOS anti-debug/anti-hook checks and dumping the flag from memory using Frida.
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Challenge 02: No Escape
Bypassing custom Swift jailbreak detection by reverse engineering and hooking with Frida.
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