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`Application Programming Interface` defines an interface that controls the interactions between a module and its users.

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I will first try to explain what I am trying to accomplish, and then relate that to the question. There is a certain Android app in which you are able to 'plan a trip' (set a start and end point) and ...
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When I use EasyHook to hook API calls, the first bytes of the hooked API function are replaced with a so called "trampoline" which is a jump into EasyHook code. For example this is TextOutW ...
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I want to create a tool that help analyzing certain code. One feature is analyzing calls that are made through a global function pointer. The first parameter is usually a constant pointer, which I ...
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I have an Apk file for an app that functions as an AI image generator. I want to identify the specific API call responsible for the AI image generation. How can I do it?
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I’m trying to get API responses from a backend service to make a server emulator for a game called NBA 2k17, but I can't get to them cause they are encrypted so I need to impersonate the client to get ...
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I have been trying to find a way to access Snapchats internal API and I have found stuff like: https://github.com/transitive-bullshit/snapchat https://github.com/NSExceptional/SnapchatKit https://...
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The API is pretty old and is written in C#, I tried debugging the API calls with mitmproxy. This is the successful API call (manually uploading file) but when I tried curling it, it gave me this error ...
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I'm using Proxyman to inspect the api requests of an app I use. Most of the data is returned in plain JSON blobs but there is one response which is returning data encoded/encrypted. How can I go ...
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I am in the process of reverse engineering an IOS IPA using HOPPER and FRIDA. First, I started with POSTMAN, which records the app's HTTP requests. What I find interesting is that the app uses a so-...
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I have been reading through the API documentation here and As far as I can tell there are three ways to wait for the analysis to finish. get_auto_state auto_wait auto_is_ok Looking at the API if ...
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In Chapter 5 of the book "Secrets of Reverse Engineering" (by Eldad Eilam), the author goes about reversing an undocumented "table" API functions in the NTDLL library. The logic ...
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i have two apk files , when i decompile them using apktool i can take a look at decompile code , so here is what really confuse me , in the first apk if i searched the hole files for strings witch ...
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I like the idea of Reverse Engineering API's and creating bots/scripts for Browser games. However, I am a beginner in the Computer Science field. I recently started my Computer Science Degree and ...
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Is there a way to access the call string of a CALLOTHER Pcode instruction when iterating over the Pcode in Java? The listing below shows an example of what I mean: 048 ...
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I'm trying to reverse engineer a REST API and there is an endpoint that delivers images. Some of them are jpegs but other ones look like they're base64 encoded, except they don't appear to be, as they ...
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