Anye one know of a good place to go to convert hex color codes to bitwise codes. I cant figure this crap out and its need to do changes in smali files. s the site i was given before is no longer up for some reason
What are you talking about bitwise code? There are bitwise operators which can manipulate one or two bit patterns... Do you mean a hexadecimal to binary converter?
You can use google by typing a search such as
HTML:
0x9F00AA in binary
The 0x before the hex number is important.
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Does anyone know the 16 digit security code for this phone? For use with CDMA Workshop.
And does anybody know how to get the AAA Shared Secret Key also?
I can find "secret" (0x736563726574) which is what the HA Shared Secret should be, in dumps of both cdma_record.img and radio_config.img with a hex editor so I'm thinking the AAA Shared Secret should also be in those but I wouldn't know where to look.
It has been a while since I have used cdma workshop but if I am not mistaken you can use cdma workshop to read the code....
No CDMA Workshop wont read it. I've tried all known methods I could find
What do you need the code for?
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Oh, I just want the code for my personal records. I like to have everything backed up.
I was able to get my AAA password using the "open sesame door" method and reading "/nvm/num/1192" in the embedded file system. Also, just to note, you can also find the code and your SPC/MSL, or probably any cdma related stuff in the radio_config partition. I'm guessing I'll be able to find the security password in there. And hopefully my CAVE A-Key. I'm dumping the whole eMMC right now.
As a new user with less then 10 posts I'm forced to post this here. I know that this topic has to be at a different place.
Reading this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2435697
which enables an Interop-Unlock for Samsung Phones I came to the source code of GoodDayToDie's "EnableAllSideloading_Release_ARM.xap"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45606584
In my undestanding, this changes some registry keys
Code:
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NativeRegistry.WriteMultiString(RegistryHive.HKLM, @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SecurityManager\CapabilityClasses", cap, isvUnlock
...
I found this registry editor which can be easily deployed with dev unlock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2395480
So is it possible to do the steps GoodDayToDie's unlocking app does manually through the registry editor?
b9228 said:
As a new user with less then 10 posts I'm forced to post this here. I know that this topic has to be at a different place.
Reading this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2435697
which enables an Interop-Unlock for Samsung Phones I came to the source code of GoodDayToDie's "EnableAllSideloading_Release_ARM.xap"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45606584
In my undestanding, this changes some registry keys
Code:
...
NativeRegistry.WriteMultiString(RegistryHive.HKLM, @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SecurityManager\CapabilityClasses", cap, isvUnlock
...
I found this registry editor which can be easily deployed with dev unlock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2395480
So is it possible to do the steps GoodDayToDie's unlocking app does manually through the registry editor?
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The registry editor that has write access rights? Since I think such isn't available on Lumia devices. I might be wrong now.
Nope, the editor isn't able to write to the registry only read...Needs the Interop Cap which in turn won't let you sideload without Interop Unlock...
The idea is a fair one, but if you read the first post of snickler's registry tools thread more carefully, you'll see it says it cannot write to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE area, and the registry key in question is in HKLM. I'm not sure what else the Interop-Unlock xap does, but this issue is already a blocker.
Until someone finds a way to properly edit that area of the registry, sadly, we're stuck with no Interop-Unlock for Nokia Lumias.
b9228 said:
As a new user with less then 10 posts I'm forced to post this here. I know that this topic has to be at a different place.
Reading this post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2435697
which enables an Interop-Unlock for Samsung Phones I came to the source code of GoodDayToDie's "EnableAllSideloading_Release_ARM.xap"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45606584
In my undestanding, this changes some registry keys
Code:
...
NativeRegistry.WriteMultiString(RegistryHive.HKLM, @"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\SecurityManager\CapabilityClasses", cap, isvUnlock
...
I found this registry editor which can be easily deployed with dev unlock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2395480
So is it possible to do the steps GoodDayToDie's unlocking app does manually through the registry editor?
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Your method is completely wrong in 2 ways.
One, the method you found is enabling other functions that you NEED interop-unlock to perform. Editing the registry is pretty much a chicken-or-egg problem. In order to edit the registry, we need Interop-unlock. In order to be Interop-unlocked, we need registry access.
Two, The registry editor only has read-access. In order to have write access it needs Interop CAP in WMAppManifest.xml which once placed, the app will refuse to deploy. A backdoor we found is that apps can be installed with Interop access if installed from the Store. First & Second-Party developers (namely Microsoft and OEMs) are the only devs able to upload InteropCAP apps to the store.
The Samsung Diagnostics tool is one exception, its an app made by Samsung but not from the Store but has registry read and write access. We used a hidden registry editor page in the app to Interop-Unlock the ATIV S. This method doesn't work on Nokia's because the method Samsung uses to edit the registry isn't available on Nokia.
One app that I've been looking into is the Preview for Developers app, if enabled, it writes an "1" (which is sort of binary for "yes") to the registry. If disabled, it writes a "0" to the registry (which is sort of binary for "no"). Looking into ways that I can reverse engineer it.
Interop = Access to the system registry and files.
Interop Unlock = Apps are now freely able to edit registry and certain system files but only if declared with Interop CAP (applies to side-loaded apps)
Interop CAP = In the WMAppManifest.xml, the app basically declares what functions it needs to use. If the CAP (declared function) is not declared in the Manifest, that function is unusable.
Gooddaytodie recently said he'd try new methods to interope unlock lumias
I have my fingers crossed
Hello. Im trying to expand a hex string in an .exe file using HxD Editor. The problem is that the parts of the string are on different locations. For example if my string is "JHGFRF" and the hex code is "46 59 86 32 45 87 56", the first part of the string "JH = 46 59" is on Offset(h): 00001570 and the next part "GF = 86 32" is at Offset(h): 00003570 and so on every part of the string is at different locations and i want to expand that string to "YDHGYHQYSHDYGFJT" for example, but i didn't know in which place exactly to add the new hex codes, coz they are all at different places.
Dont know if that makes any sense, but the source code is written in Visual Basic 6
I am kinda noob in hex editing and i hope you understand my explanation.
Thanks in advance!
Hello guys,
I've got a programming gig which needs me to edit an Android app. Problem is the source file comes in an APK, so I've used dex2jar in conjunction with APKtool to get the source code, resources and AndroidManifest.xml.
I've got some problems with the decompiled JAVA code though. I've created a new project in Android Studio and I'm importing the code in, and I've run into a few problems.
I think the code is obfuscated. The classes are all named a, b, c, d and so on, except for MainActivity. There are also no layout files. setContentView basically takes an object of class b, which is assigned new m(this, this.a). How is it possible that there are no layout files?
So the code package is in com.companyname.projectname right. dex2jar reveals some other folders inside com.companyname, like helper, ui, a, b, c, etc. Are these external packages that the project uses? What roles do they play?
Are there any more efficient ways of reverse engineering an APK and putting them into Android Studio?
terresquall said:
Hello guys,
I've got a programming gig which needs me to edit an Android app. Problem is the source file comes in an APK, so I've used dex2jar in conjunction with APKtool to get the source code, resources and AndroidManifest.xml.
I've got some problems with the decompiled JAVA code though. I've created a new project in Android Studio and I'm importing the code in, and I've run into a few problems.
I think the code is obfuscated. The classes are all named a, b, c, d and so on, except for MainActivity. There are also no layout files. setContentView basically takes an object of class b, which is assigned new m(this, this.a). How is it possible that there are no layout files?
So the code package is in com.companyname.projectname right. dex2jar reveals some other folders inside com.companyname, like helper, ui, a, b, c, etc. Are these external packages that the project uses? What roles do they play?
Are there any more efficient ways of reverse engineering an APK and putting them into Android Studio?
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Unfortunately what you're asking, probably won't get the reply you're after as it's technically dubious. If you have a "programming gig" as you put it, they should have the source code for the project that they wan't you to work on, if not then I would suspect they don't own it. Either way, code is obfuscated for this reason, good luck.
There are no real text editors on the Windows Store that can open existing .txt files from the SD card and can edit them, just like you would with something like Notepad++.
Office's Word is not an option due to the formatting it wraps everything in.
I have not been able to find a simple line text editor for WP8 that can save files in Unicode. There was quite a few to choose from with Windows Mobile 6.x
Does anyone know of such an app? Am I missing something?
currently free $2,25 value
Scyphoz Notepad (W10M / W10)
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/scyphoz-notepad/9nblggh5h11z
or try Code Editor free (WP8)
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/code-editor-free/9nblggh09fs3
also good app for copy (share to) to clipboard
Clipboarder
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/clipboarder/9wzdncrdkj7j
No-one knows of such a text editor? A simple line text editor that can import and export .txt files?
i told you, try Code editor free....
Or this https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/apps/open-document/9nblggh5wzh5
I use "Code Editor" can load/save to cloud services