Reverse engineering an iOS device-registration request, decoding the parameters the device sends during enrollment to register with a service, with the algorithm recovered in detail.
Source analysis of Hikari's AntiClassDump LLVM pass, showing how it rewrites Objective-C method lists to defeat class-dump tooling entirely, with every step broken down clearly.
Hooking objc_msgSend to capture every Objective-C method argument on ARM64, using FishHook and inline hooks to intercept message dispatch right at its core.
An end-to-end iOS reversing journey: jailbreak, dump the FairPlay-encrypted binary, then hook a chat app's dice roll with method swizzling and inline hooks.
Using A64Dbg's ADCpp to call iTunesStored's kbsync remotely over LLDB, invoking an Objective-C method on-device from outside the running process, with a full walkthrough of the technique.
Reversing a desktop IM client with Frida: class-dump the headers, find the message-send classes, then tamper with outgoing messages and listen in on incoming ones.
Combining Frida's API resolver with its Interceptor to hook Objective-C methods reliably, plus method swizzling and file-monitoring tricks from a real iOS session.
How to print Objective-C block parameter signatures straight from LLDB, speeding up iOS reverse engineering by recovering block types without digging through class-dump output.