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pull decrypted ipa from jailbroken device on android rooted device #179

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NJbolbol opened this issue Aug 5, 2023 · 1 comment
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NJbolbol commented Aug 5, 2023

i have android rooted device and i want pull decrypted ipa with "burp suite" or "HTTP Toolkit".
i wish answer
i need that too much

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Neither Burpsuite nor HTTP toolkit will pull "decrypted ipa" from the android rooted device. Moreover, I think you need a crash course in mobile basics. IPA commonly refers to packages installed on iPhones whereas APK refers to packages installed on Android.
If you need to pull APK from an android device. make sure you have adb.exe available from android-platform-tools. You can download android-platform-tools here. Select the one for your laptop/desktop and download them onto a folder in your machine.

Extract APK from phone (using Windows)

  1. Make sure you can access the phone via adb shell from Windows command line
    Once you can access adb shell, exit and run the following command to locate the name of the APK.
    adb shell pm list package | find /i "someapp"

  2. Then run the following, replacing com.example.someapp with the app you intend to extract.
    adb shell pm path <com.example.someapp>

  3. Next pull the APK to local directory
    adb pull /data/app/com.example.someapp-2.apk path/to/desired/destination

example
adb pull /data/app/~~41GdLm9opWbtgv_7zuDdMw==/com.example-someapp-N87BDs8M1RcUwIRyb1VRyw==/base.apk .
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