Open 1337kingOf opened 1 year ago
Hi, is the target process running natively or running under Rosetta?
I updated the code to show what line the error is on.
how to understand , rosetta or no?
and by the way do u know how to dump local items keychain, or decrypt it with no every time ask for every item password
how to understand , rosetta or no?
The injector for arm64 doesn't work on intel applications running on apple silicon.
and by the way do u know how to dump local items keychain, or decrypt it with no every time ask for every item password
No, but for my project, I added the debugging tool entitlement in Xcode to allow for injection without entering a password every time.
Also, the injector will not work if you run in Xcode. You will have to build it first, then use it.
how to check process arm or no ?
yeah im injecting my arm app, arm library to arm arch, and not working
how to check process arm or no ?
Activity monitor will show if an app is Intel or Apple
The most recent version of the code should show you what line the error is on now.
give ur telegram
on mac m1 trying to inject to any process this dylib
include
include
include
include <CoreFoundation/CoreFoundation.h>
include <CoreGraphics/CoreGraphics.h>
include <CoreServices/CoreServices.h>
include <ApplicationServices/ApplicationServices.h>
// Function to display a pop-up window void displayPopup() { // Create a CFStringRef containing your message CFStringRef message = CFStringCreateWithCString(NULL, "All ok", kCFStringEncodingUTF8);
}
// Entry point when the library is loaded attribute((constructor)) void libraryLoad() { displayPopup(); }
and getting error