Cycript
cycript for jailbreakd based jailbreaks tvOS 10.2.2 - > 12.1.1
Current Version: 0.9.8000
Cycript allows developers to explore and modify running applications on either iOS or Mac OS X using a hybrid of Objective-C++ and JavaScript syntax through an interactive console that features syntax highlighting and tab completion. (It also runs standalone on Android and Linux and provides access to Java, but without injection.)
Special Notes for jailbreakd jailbreaks
Cycript can currently not be used the same way as you have always been used to, due to limitations of the new style of jailbreaks (no kpp bypass) some additional steps are necessary to get cycript working.
Step 1: Install cycript from featured section on nitoTV
Step 2: ssh in to your appletv (if you need more instructions here, you probably arent ready for cycript)
Step 3: Run the new 'cycripter' bin to make it easier to inject our CycriptLoader.dylib into the target process
cycripter PineBoard &
yields:
[1] 1627 root@ (/var/root)# PineBoard PID is 1619 Remote task: 0xa03 Dylib Path Addr: 0x100ffc100 our dir: /tmp/PineBoard center: <CFNotificationCenter 0x100601d90 [0x20af2fce0]> Start listening...Trying dlopen... dylib opened at addr: 0x282618e40 No error occurred! we got a port! 1337 cycript started on port: 1337, press return & then run the command to connect: cycript -r 127.0.0.1:1337
Step 4: Hit return (will take you back to root@ (/var/root)# )
Step 5: Start cycript (the command to start cycript will be the last line of the prior commands output)
cycript -r 127.0.0.1:1337 (note your port number might be different, keep an eye on the output of the first command you run)
Step 6: Profit!
The latest version of the listener library will check to see if the default (1337) is bound already, if it is it will keep incrementing port numbers until it finds an available port.
It is important to note that '&' is crucial to background cycripter, as soon as cycripter is exited it tears the entire process down for some reason (the process you have injected into).
