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aymenim commented on Libimobiledevice – Open-source library to communicate with iOS devices natively libimobiledevice.org/... · Posted by u/pabs3

Diti · 5 years ago

I haven’t tested, but I believe it won’t work, at least by USB – WSL doesn’t have USB pass-through.

aymenim · 5 years ago

Could it be possible to have the usbmuxd part on the windows side, most likely the iTunes's Apple Mobile Device Helper service, and connect to it through TCP from WSL which might a bit of configuration on libimobiledevice or use socat to redirect from domain socket to TCP port.

aymenim commented on Libimobiledevice – Open-source library to communicate with iOS devices natively libimobiledevice.org/... · Posted by u/pabs3

vecplane · 5 years ago

Very interesting! Can I assume this would work with the Windows Subsystem for Linux? The Windows directions aren't filled in there.

aymenim · 5 years ago

You can find windows builds in this fork https://github.com/libimobiledevice-win32/imobiledevice-net, but make sure you have iTunes 12.x version installed.

aymenim commented on How Facebook tracks you on Android [video] media.ccc.de/v/35c3-9941-... · Posted by u/gala8y

aymenim · 7 years ago

I have a more technical question, It was my understanding that Android apps no longer trusted user added certificates by default starting Android 7 (https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2016/07/changes-to...), but on the talk, they were able MITM Android 8.1, are they modifying the apps to trust their CA certs or is there something I am missing?

aymenim commented on How does a GPU shader core work? [pdf] aras-p.info/texts/files/2... · Posted by u/adamnemecek

aymenim · 7 years ago

is the video available?

aymenim commented on Reversing a MacOS Kernel Extension lightbulbone.com/posts/20... · Posted by u/supro

aymenim · 8 years ago

This is interesting, I wonder if this the same encryption used to encrypt app store apps as well, I believe on iOS the kernel extension is fairplay, it would be interesting to know if someone tried to decrypt an app without a jailbroken device.