Hi,
Can someone PLEASE point me to some VB or C# code that monitors a directory and notifies when its contents have been changed (like files added).
Thanks,
xdaAvi
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I'm interested in navigating the Windows Mobile file system using the command-line on Windows. Is there something similar to the /dev/... to gain access to a device's file system? (i know you linux guys are all laughing, fyi... to make it "worse" i'm using Vista).
Thanks,
Matt
it's a bit hard to know what your question is
do you need a pocketpc console app?'
do you have one but dont know how to change dir?
and what does the fact that your pc run vista have to do with anything?
guess a pocketpc console and using the free ms remote pda display program would work
if the free ms tools support vista that is
but to tell you the truth pocketpc and even vista was never really ment to be operated that way
one cant change regs or navigate regs without alot of typing
With an ActiveSync connection, I'd like to access the file system on my Windows Mobile phone via the command-line on my Windows PC. For instance, I currently navigate the file system on my Windows Mobile phone using Explorer on my Windows PC.
My issue lay with the fact that Windows Explorer apparently has to enumerate the contents of the /Windows/ directory and I have to wait five minutes to gain access to any file in that directory.
To my knowledge, a command-line interface will not enumerate the contents of a directory until you execute dir.
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I found this package of tools (cecopy.exe, cedel.exe, cedir.exe, ceexec.exe, cegetinfo.exe, cemkdir.exe, cereg.exe), but this isn't exactly what i was looking for.
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just found srego cecmd looks pretty good, but doesn't seem to work on Vista...
I noticed that some programs are not listen in the MENU->Programs-List even if it IS present in the WINDOWS folder.
f.e.my JAVA application is there but NOT as an icon in my Programs list.
Is there a place in the Registry that contains info on *.exe files to be represented in the PROGRAMS folder ?
Hi All, I am new when it comes to windows mobile apps and I was wondering if anyone could help.
I have an application on my mobile which almost does everything I want. There are a few extra features I would like it to do and would like to have ago at creating them myself. Is there away that you can unpack a windows mobile app (like the exe file) to visual studio for editing or is this not possible?
Many Thanks
Windows Mobile EXEs are like any other windows executable files... These are binary compiled programs that you cannot just "edit" in a text editor.
If the program you want to modify is Open Source and if the software author allows to do so, then you'll have to modify the source, recompile the software and test it.
Basically, it's regular programming...
ok thanks for the help.
if it's .net then you can try giving reflector a go it can make .net exe's to c# code
Yup, but what you'll get won't always be understandable... If the software author obfuscated the code for example..
Hi folks,
I have just started exploring the prospect of Android Malware Analysis recently. As of now I have mostly done Static Analysis using tools like APKTool, APKManager, Dex2Jar, Jd-GUI. Cheers to people in the forum who have contributed with these tools and cleared the initial questions, that was really helpful.
Recently I was trying to analyze a malware that sends SMS to the C&C individuals, using the above mentioned tools I changed the C&C number which was hardcoded in the code to the port number of an emulator on my system. I was able to se the SMSes being diverted to the emulator.
I wanted to try something at the next level now, I was thinking of loading the apk in eclipse and putting breakpoints in the code so that I can catch the different activities. A scenario would be before the SMS is sent out of the app the code stops executing at my breakpoint so that I can view what is going on. Hoping that this feels similar to debugging an exe in OllyDBG. I hope I got my point right.
Right now I followed a number of tutorials online and imported the apk code onto eclipse. I have been following a tutorial highlighted here
http://kkinder.com/2011/11/27/so-you-want-to-reverse-engineer-an-android-app-apk/
So right now I have .smali code as well as java code ( which I am getting by opening the apk as a jar file in JD GUI and saving from there as mentioned in the tutorial). The problem is I am getting errors in every java file that I import in eclipse.
Is there a better and easier way to debug apk files on eclipse, or rather is there a tool which I can use to do something like adding breakpoints before an app sends out an sms for instance.
Pardon me for the long post but i thought ill provide as much information as possible so that you guys can help.
Thanks in advance :good:
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Hi folks,
I have just started exploring the prospect of Android Malware Analysis recently. As of now I have mostly done Static Analysis using tools like APKTool, APKManager, Dex2Jar, Jd-GUI. Cheers to people in the forum who have contributed with these tools and cleared the initial questions, that was really helpful.
Recently I was trying to analyze a malware that sends SMS to the C&C individuals, using the above mentioned tools I changed the C&C number which was hardcoded in the code to the port number of an emulator on my system. I was able to se the SMSes being diverted to the emulator.
I wanted to try something at the next level now, I was thinking of loading the apk in eclipse and putting breakpoints in the code so that I can catch the different activities. A scenario would be before the SMS is sent out of the app the code stops executing at my breakpoint so that I can view what is going on. Hoping that this feels similar to debugging an exe in OllyDBG. I hope I got my point right.
Right now I followed a number of tutorials online and imported the apk code onto eclipse. I have been following a tutorial highlighted here
http://kkinder.com/2011/11/27/so-you-want-to-reverse-engineer-an-android-app-apk/
So right now I have .smali code as well as java code ( which I am getting by opening the apk as a jar file in JD GUI and saving from there as mentioned in the tutorial). The problem is I am getting errors in every java file that I import in eclipse.
Is there a better and easier way to debug apk files on eclipse, or rather is there a tool which I can use to do something like adding breakpoints before an app sends out an sms for instance.
Pardon me for the long post but i thought ill provide as much information as possible so that you guys can help.
Thanks in advance :good:
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Hi guys, I am currently in development of my program to analyse static code of apk files. However after using dex2jar to convert the dex file to a jar file, i noticed multiple .class files within it.
1.) I am wondering other than the use of JD-GUI or any other GUI programs, are there any cli programs (for linux) which can be used decompile classes file to java? JD-GUI allows me to save the file as a java, however it does not provide a CLI commands to do so.
2.) In addition to that, due to the large number of files in the jar file, are there any classes file which can be ignored for static analysis? For example classes which are know to be non-malicious in nature. But are often used in APKs.
Thanks for any help in advance