[Gh0stKi113r]

Looking for recommendations on the best tools to reverse engineer mobile applications... What's your go-to?

[n00bmaster69]

use lucky patcher

[Gh0stKi113r]

use lucky patcher

I've heard of lucky patcher. Seems cool for modding, but I'm trying to get into deeper reverse engineering.

[samsul]

use lucky patcher

I've heard of lucky patcher. Seems cool for modding, but I'm trying to get into deeper reverse engineering.

https://github.com/wishihab/Android-RATList Check this

[Gh0stKi113r]

use lucky patcher

I've heard of lucky patcher. Seems cool for modding, but I'm trying to get into deeper reverse engineering.

https://github.com/wishihab/Android-RATList Check this

Interesting stuff in there for sure. Going to take some time to look into these. Thx for the share.

[Brownsugar281]

Finally i found this

[Ilikecrackers]

Decompilation tools: such as APKTool, JD-GUI, JEB, etc.

Debugging tools: such as Android Studio, IDA Pro, Frida, etc., used for dynamic debugging and analysis of applications

Hook tools: such as Xposed, Substrate, Frida, etc., used to modify the behavior of applications at runtime

[azadconseqeven]

primarily i use JADX, frida, MobSF, genymotion. I think these ones helps to start

[decauye]

Frida is cross (android + iphone).


If you only need to get the api you don't need anything previously posted, you only need burp or mitmproxy combined with an emulator (or a real phone) with injected certificates. (root is needed for that now)