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Utilities for modifying compiled application binaries to alter permissions or compatibility.
Distinct from Binary Patch Toolchains: Focuses on modifying application binaries for sideloading specifically, rather than the general compilation toolchains described in Binary Patch Toolchains.
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Feather is an iOS application manager and installer designed for signing and installing third-party mobile applications using developer certificates. It functions as a utility to sideload applications and manage external app repositories directly on a mobile device. The project includes capabilities for patching application binaries and injecting system files to modify runtime behavior and visual appearance. It utilizes developer certificate management to authenticate binaries and bypass official app store installation restrictions. The tool further supports importing applications from exter
Provides capabilities to patch application binaries to improve compatibility and modify file system access settings.
This project is an Android application patcher and executable optimizer designed to modify and recompile application binaries. It functions as a root-based app modder that allows for the addition of features and the removal of unwanted libraries from Android apps. The system focuses on customizing YouTube and YouTube Music by adding unofficial features and removing advertisements. It provides the ability to deploy modified application modules via root managers to maintain system compatibility and bypass detection. The tool covers a broad range of binary transformation capabilities, including
Provides a system for programmatically modifying compiled application binaries using predefined patch rules.
apk.sh is a mobile application patching framework and reverse engineering tool designed to inject custom instrumentation and logic into compiled Android binaries. It serves as a workflow manager for modifying application packages without requiring access to the original source code. The toolkit focuses on automating the process of injecting the Frida gadget into Android packages, enabling dynamic analysis and function hooking on non-rooted devices. It handles the end-to-end lifecycle of deconstructing, modifying, and resigning binaries to facilitate security research, malware analysis, and be
Streamlines the repetitive workflow of decompiling, patching, and rebuilding software binaries.