Hacking and Securing iOS Applications. Stealing Data, Hijacking Software, and How to Prevent It

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• Hacking and Securing iOS Applications
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  • Preface
    • Audience of This Book
    • Organization of the Material
    • Conventions Used in This Book
    • Using Code Examples
    • Legal Disclaimer
    • Safari Books Online
    • How to Contact Us
  • 1. Everything You Know Is Wrong
    • The Myth of a Monoculture
    • The iOS Security Model
      • Components of the iOS Security Model
        • Device security
        • Data security
        • Network security
        • Application security
    • Storing the Key with the Lock
    • Passcodes Equate to Weak Security
    • Forensic Data Trumps Encryption
    • External Data Is at Risk, Too
    • Hijacking Traffic
      • Data Can Be Stolen...Quickly
    • Trust No One, Not Even Your Application
    • Physical Access Is Optional
    • Summary
  • I. Hacking
    • 2. The Basics of Compromising iOS
      • Why Its Important to Learn How to Break Into a Device
      • Jailbreaking Explained
        • Developer Tools
      • End User Jailbreaks
        • Jailbreaking an iPhone
        • DFU Mode
        • Tethered Versus Untethered
      • Compromising Devices and Injecting Code
        • Building Custom Code
        • Analyzing Your Binary
          • Basic disassembly
          • Listing dynamic dependencies
          • Symbol table dumps
          • String searches
        • Testing Your Binary
        • Daemonizing Code
        • Deploying Malicious Code with a Tar Archive
          • Grabbing signed binaries
          • Preparing the archive
          • Deploying the archive
        • Deploying Malicious Code with a RAM Disk
          • Build a custom launchd
          • Breakdown of launchd example
          • Building a RAM disk
          • Booting a RAM disk
          • Troubleshooting
      • Exercises
      • Summary
    • 3. Stealing the Filesystem
      • Full Disk Encryption
        • Solid State NAND
        • Disk Encryption
          • Filesystem Encryption
          • Protection classes
        • Where iOS Disk Encryption Has Failed You
      • Copying the Live Filesystem
        • The DataTheft Payload
          • Disabling the watchdog timer
          • Bringing up USB connectivity
          • Payload code
        • Customizing launchd
        • Preparing the RAM disk
        • Imaging the Filesystem
      • Copying the Raw Filesystem
        • The RawTheft Payload
          • Payload code
        • Customizing launchd
        • Preparing the RAM disk
        • Imaging the Filesystem
      • Exercises
      • The Role of Social Engineering
        • Disabled Device Decoy
        • Deactivated Device Decoy
        • Malware Enabled Decoy
        • Password Engineering Application
      • Summary
    • 4. Forensic Trace and Data Leakage
      • Extracting Image Geotags
        • Consolidated GPS Cache
      • SQLite Databases
        • Connecting to a Database
        • SQLite Built-in Commands
        • Issuing SQL Queries
        • Important Database Files
        • Address Book Contacts
          • Putting it all together
        • Address Book Images
        • Google Maps Data
        • Calendar Events
        • Call History
        • Email Database
          • Mail attachments and message files
        • Notes
        • Photo Metadata
        • SMS Messages
        • Safari Bookmarks
        • SMS Spotlight Cache
        • Safari Web Caches
        • Web Application Cache
        • WebKit Storage
        • Voicemail
      • Reverse Engineering Remnant Database Fields
      • SMS Drafts
      • Property Lists
        • Important Property List Files
      • Other Important Files
      • Summary
    • 5. Defeating Encryption
      • Sogetis Data Protection Tools
        • Installing Data Protection Tools
        • Building the Brute Forcer
        • Building Needed Python Libraries
      • Extracting Encryption Keys
        • The KeyTheft Payload
        • Customizing Launchd
        • Preparing the RAM disk
        • Preparing the Kernel
        • Executing the Brute Force
      • Decrypting the Keychain
      • Decrypting Raw Disk
      • Decrypting iTunes Backups
      • Defeating Encryption Through Spyware
        • The SpyTheft Payload
        • Daemonizing spyd
        • Customizing Launchd
        • Preparing the RAM disk
        • Executing the Payload
      • Exercises
      • Summary
    • 6. Unobliterating Files
      • Scraping the HFS Journal
      • Carving Empty Space
      • Commonly Recovered Data
        • Application Screenshots
        • Deleted Property Lists
        • Deleted Voicemail and Voice Recordings
        • Deleted Keyboard Cache
        • Photos and Other Personal Information
      • Summary
    • 7. Manipulating the Runtime
      • Analyzing Binaries
        • The Mach-O Format
        • Introduction to class-dump-z
        • Symbol Tables
      • Encrypted Binaries
        • Calculating Offsets
        • Dumping Memory
        • Copy Decrypted Code Back to the File
        • Resetting the cryptid
      • Abusing the Runtime with Cycript
        • Installing Cycript
        • Using Cycript
        • Breaking Simple Locks
        • Replacing Methods
        • Trawling for Data
          • Instance variables
          • Methods
          • Classes
        • Logging Data
        • More Serious Implications
          • Personal data vaults
          • Payment processing applications
          • Electronic banking
      • Exercises
        • SpringBoard Animations
        • Call Tapping...Kind Of
        • Making Screen Shots
      • Summary
    • 8. Abusing the Runtime Library
      • Breaking Objective-C Down
        • Instance Variables
        • Methods
        • Method Cache
      • Disassembling and Debugging
        • Eavesdropping
        • The Underlying Objective-C Framework
        • Interfacing with Objective-C
      • Malicious Code Injection
        • The CodeTheft Payload
        • Injection Using a Debugger
      • Injection Using Dynamic Linker Attack
        • Full Device Infection
      • Summary
    • 9. Hijacking Traffic
      • APN Hijacking
        • Payload Delivery
        • Removal
      • Simple Proxy Setup
      • Attacking SSL
        • SSLStrip
        • Paros Proxy
        • Browser Warnings
      • Attacking Application-Level SSL Validation
        • The SSLTheft Payload
      • Hijacking Foundation HTTP Classes
        • The POSTTheft Payload
      • Analyzing Data
      • Driftnet
        • Building
        • Running
      • Exercises
      • Summary
  • II. Securing
    • 10. Implementing Encryption
      • Password Strength
        • Beware Random Password Generators
      • Introduction to Common Crypto
        • Stateless Operations
        • Stateful Encryption
      • Master Key Encryption
      • Geo-Encryption
        • Geo-Encryption with Passphrase
      • Split Server-Side Keys
      • Securing Memory
        • Wiping Memory
      • Public Key Cryptography
      • Exercises
    • 11. Counter Forensics
      • Secure File Wiping
        • DOD 5220.22-M Wiping
        • Objective-C
      • Wiping SQLite Records
      • Keyboard Cache
      • Randomizing PIN Digits
      • Application Screenshots
    • 12. Securing the Runtime
      • Tamper Response
        • Wipe User Data
        • Disable Network Access
        • Report Home
        • Enable Logging
        • False Contacts and Kill Switches
      • Process Trace Checking
      • Blocking Debuggers
      • Runtime Class Integrity Checks
        • Validating Address Space
      • Inline Functions
      • Complicating Disassembly
        • Optimization Flags
        • Stripping
        • Theyre Fun! They Roll! -funroll-loops
      • Exercises
    • 13. Jailbreak Detection
      • Sandbox Integrity Check
      • Filesystem Tests
        • Existence of Jailbreak Files
        • Size of /etc/fstab
        • Evidence of Symbolic Linking
      • Page Execution Check
    • 14. Next Steps
      • Thinking Like an Attacker
      • Other Reverse Engineering Tools
      • Security Versus Code Management
      • A Flexible Approach to Security
      • Other Great Books
  • About the Author
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