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Then asked ChatGPT about it The response was 😅 "The image you provided appears to be a stylized, graphic representation related to Android development, focusing on Java and system function hooking, likely for testing or debugging purposes in reverse engineering or security testing contexts. Here are some key elements in the image: 1. Android System Functions: The image lists a variety of system functions (with unconventional formatting for obfuscation or style). This might indicate typical system calls or functions that can be hooked or modified, potentially to monitor or alter their behavior. 2. Java Hooking: There’s mention of generating Java code to hook into methods, specific classes, and modify return values. This is a common technique in Android reverse engineering and security testing for tracking or altering function behaviors within apps. 3. **libappealing.so**: This file is referenced in the image. You previously mentioned working on a project where libappealing.so was loaded directly into memory. This file may include custom native functions or hooks that interact with the Android runtime to intercept or alter function calls. System Alarms and Alertsts**: The "Alarm" and "System Functions Alarm" suggest a mechanism to trigger alerts based on certain system function behaviors. This could be for detecting unusual activity or certain conditions met within the app. Loggingng**: There’s a focus on logging specific calls and actions, which is crucial in security testing to capture how functions are executed, parameters passed, and return values. File Access Monitoringng**: Terms like "kill," "fopen," and file paths under /Data are likely related to file operation hooks. These would monitor or control access to critical files, possibly detecting unauthorized access or manipulation. Mathematical Equationon**: The equation \(49.7 \div 3 = 395\) is likely decorative, as it doesn't compute correctly. It might symbolize encryption, obfuscation, or just serve as a visual design element. Overall, this graphic seems like a visual outline of an Android testing or debugging setup, with a focus on hooking, monitoring, and modifying Java and system function behavior. If you're working on code for hooking or intercepting Android functions, this image aligns with that kind of project. Let me know if you’d like more specific guidance on implementing any of these features!"

ChatGPT while generating a frida javascript code 😅

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New releases of find_fnc.py with a new name with more functionality, you don't need to use tow scripts now To run :

python Find Inst.py
or
python3 FindInst.py

Supports the latest version of python (3.12.7) and pptool latest version (1.6) *Note : The script is not encrypted, you can read and understand it but don't leach @reverseengineer101

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## 🚨 SCAM ALERT! 🚨 Fake Play Integrity Fixes That Can Brick Your Phone!

Hey everyone, pay attention! Play integrity issues are common these days, but the solutions are usually easy. Unfortunately, some people are exploiting this with fake "fixes" that actually contain dangerous code designed to ruin your phone!

This is what happened to me:

Last night, a user with the ID 7402776516 messaged me about a "PIF fork module" that supposedly fixes play integrity issues. I was tired and didn't think twice, so I agreed to use it later.

(See Screenshot 1: The message I received.)

When I looked at the module's code this morning, I was horrified! It contained malicious code that could completely destroy my phone.

(See Screenshot 2: The dangerous code.)

Thankfully, I recognized the danger and didn't proceed. But many people wouldn't be so lucky.

Here's what you need to know: • Never download modules from unknown sources or shady websites. • Only trust official release channels or reputable developers. • Be wary of unsolicited messages about "play integrity fixes," especially those from unfamiliar users. • If you're unsure about anything, ask a tech-savvy friend for help. Remember: Your phone is valuable. Don't let anyone trick you into ruining it! ✓ Reading this telegraph might help someone

Stay safe and share this information with your friends to help stop these scams! ~ Regards // Mona