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Reverse Engineering: APK File to Java Source – Gradle Project

Discover the fascinating process of reverse engineering Android applications! This article details how to transform an APK file into Java source code and a Gradle project based on two years of research.

October 22, 2024decompile, reverse engineeringNo Comments

ReverseEngineering

Reverse Engineering Chrome Extensions: A Practical Example

Curious how Chrome extensions work, especially those with premium features? In this article, I’ll show you how to reverse engineer an extension, explore its structure, and unlock premium features—strictly for educational purposes!…

October 16, 2024chrome extension, reverse engineeringNo Comments

Development

What I have learned over a year as a Junior Android Dev

It's been a year since I became a Junior Android Developer, during which I've gained valuable insights into teamwork, problem-solving, and technical skills. Here’s a look at my journey and future aspirations.…

October 16, 2024android, journey, office workNo Comments

Development

A Brief introduction to Hackintosh

Introduction There are many reasons to try MacOS on a PC—syncing with your iPhone, iOS app development, or using specific Mac-only apps—without buying a Mac. If you already have a PC or…

September 29, 2024hackintosh, macosNo Comments

Colab

Copy a shared Google Drive folder to “My Drive”

I constantly lost access to shared Google Drive folders when owners deleted data, and since Google only allows copying files, not actual folders, I created a Google Colab script. This script lets…

September 20, 2024colabNo Comments

HomeLab

My Power-Efficient Home Server

I built a power-efficient home server with Proxmox, optimizing performance while minimizing energy consumption. Here's a brief overview of my hardware choices and the results. Backstory During my college years, I relied…

September 19, 2024No Comments

ReverseEngineering

Using MITM to Exploit and Automate Mobile Games

I’ve always been fascinated by the inner workings of games and apps, and I've decompiled game clients before. This time, I am going to analyze the communication between a game client and server using a MITM (Man-in-the-Middle) attack.

July 14, 2024mimtNo Comments

ReverseEngineering

Decompile and Modify Unity-Based Game with dnSpy

I’ve always been fascinated by the inner workings of games and apps. Recently, I decided to explore how to decompile and modify a Unity-based game using dnSpy. This blog shares my journey, insights, and technical steps.

July 13, 2024android, modding, unityNo Comments