Down the Rabbit Hole - Reverse Engineering Mac OS X

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Function Overriding DetailsBuild the branch instruction. Target the escape island.Optionally allocate and engage the reentry island.Atomically:Insert the original function’s first instruction into thereentry island. If reentry is desired.Target the reentry island and make it executable. Again,if reentry is desired.Swap the original function’s first instruction with thegenerated ba instruction. If atomic replacement fails(unlikely), loop and try again.Monday, February 9, 2009
Code Injection OverviewFunction overriding is a powerful technique, but it’sonly attains half of our goal.By itself, we can only override system functions in ourown software.Code injection, on the other hand, allows us overrideapplication and system functions in any process.Not just override functions, but inject new ObjectiveC classes (example: for posing)Monday, February 9, 2009
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