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Check iOS Keyboard Cache

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Uploaded by: @sdcampbell

You can use this script to check if fields where sensitive information is entered are allowed to cache input. As information is entered, monitor the script output. You must attach this script after changing screens, but only when there is a text field where sensitive data may be entered. Inspired by and heavily modified version of @ay-kay/ios-keyboard-cache/

Native Request module offset finder

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Uploaded by: @Akramelbahar

This script hooks a variety of functions related to SSL/TLS implementations and socket operations across different libraries and platforms. When these functions are called, the script will: Log which function was called Show which module called it Display a detailed stack trace with module information . This should help you identify exactly where SSL/TLS operations are happening and which modules are responsible for certificate verification and secure communication.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Add JavaScriptInterface to any WebView

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Uploaded by: @FrankSpierings

How it works: - It registers a new WebAppInterface class, which contains the functions to be exported (example showToast) - It then hooks the Activity to obtain a valid context - It then hooks the WebView.loadUrl method, to add a context specific WebAppInterface instance - Lastly, it overrides the annotation checks and instructs that all requested methods are allowed to be requested.

okhttp-logging

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Uploaded by: @bsxp

This script will add HttpLoggingInterceptor at OkHttpClient, so the HttpLoggingInterceptor will print all requests and responses.

AndroidTLSKeylogger

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Uploaded by: @monkeywave

This project hooks common SSL libraries on Android to intercept TLS functions. By attaching to the SSL_CTX_new function and installing the SSL_CTX_set_keylog_callback on exit, it prints SSL/TLS session keys in the standard SSLKEYLOG format to the terminal. This allows users to capture the keys needed to decrypt TLS traffic (e.g., from pcap files) with tools that support the SSLKEYLOG format.