True." Hey guys, welcome back! So in today's video, we're going to be taking a look at how to decrypt iOS App Store applications on iOS 11 and 12 devices. If you've ever tried to do this before for reverse engineering purposes, you've probably used tools like Clutch or more recently, Dump Exec. In fact, I had a video five years ago showing how to use Clutch for this purpose. However, if you've tried to do this recently, you may have noticed that these tools no longer work. They either fail completely or leave you with a corrupted or partially decrypted IPA file. So in this video, we're going to discuss a new method that you can still use on iOS 11 and 12 devices. The method we're going to be using is the Freedom iOS Dump. You can find a link to it in the description. Personally, I find this method much better and easier compared to using Clutch or Dump Exec. Unlike Clutch, you don't need to run this tool on your device. Normally, with Clutch, you would use Mobile Terminal or SSH to run it on the device, resulting in an IPA file on the device that you would then transfer to your Mac. However, with this script, it's a simple Python script that does all the work for you. It decrypts the IPA file directly on your Mac. You do need a device connected to your computer to communicate with it, but other than that, you don't need any technical knowledge. Simply run the script and it will do everything for you. To get started, click the link in the description to access the project page. Download the project and inside, you will find multiple files. Open the "dump.py" file using Atom or any text editor. Under the password section,...
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