Killed 9: issue on 64bit iOS 9.3.3

[mickayz]

Killed 9: issue on 64bit iOS 9.3.3

[n8r0n]

What worked for me was:

1. copy dumpdecrypted.dylib into /usr/lib. Make sure it has appropriate permissions so that user mobile can read and execute it

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root wheel 197528 Aug 14 16:22 dumpdecrypted.dylib

2. change user to mobile:

su mobile

3. change directory into somewhere that mobile can write to:

cd /var/mobile/Documents

4. execute the command with absolute paths:

DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES=/usr/lib/dumpdecrypted.dylib /var/containers/Bundle/Application/59CEB222-4C4D-4A34-BC0F-8D38B9E3853D/MyApp.app/MyApp

5. then, you'll have the MyApp.decrypted file in the current directory

Tested on Pangu jailbroken iOS 9.3.3

[mickayz]

I'm seeing that the Killed: 9 is occurring on 9.3.3 regardless of whether DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES is included or not.

It seems to just be occurring whenever you run the .../Application/####/Sample.app/Sample executable from the terminal.

[shepting]

Using the full paths worked for me.

[stas-smedia]

@n8r0n
i've tried your method and the app.decrpyted file was created but when i do:
class-dump-z mytalkingtom.decrypted
it's all filled with: XXEncryptedMethod_1345f95 etc..

[ofirkris]

Same bugs, any solution?

[eltongo]

@stas-smedia perhaps you should thin your dumpdecrypted binary first. If you are on arm64 device for instance, try

lipo mytalkingtom.decrypted -thin arm64 -output mytalkingtom.arm64

This will produce a file mytalkingtom.arm64. Then try class-dump-z on this new file.

@ofirkris
What is the error you're getting?

[19aneng]

2020，do this,kill 9

[CoderWeiLee]

2021，do this,kill 9