antilvl 1.1.3

just put up antilvl 1.1.3. a few small but annoying bugs fixed and some improvements with the hooks. pick it up from the usual spot: http://androidcracking.blogspot.com/p/antilvl_01.html

also had to do some major refactoring so people could make use of the source once it's released, and i think i got most of the kinks out.

while working on this, i noticed a few more apps that were using string encryption. maybe it will start to get popular? i wrote a proof of concept decryptor just to see how feasible it would be to convert dex to java .class files and run the apk's own methods to decrypt the strings. it worked but i want to make something more general. here's my idea:

• start with an apk and disassemble
• chose to decode literal strings (ex: const-string "some-encoded-string") or assume strings are the result of a function call (ex: invoke-static LStringHolder;->getString(v0)).
• show all lines that match the above selection and allow for regex filtering. this way, if you pick literal strings and not all strings are encoded, you can filter for just the ones that are
• decode strings by one of several methods: run the function, in the case of function-call encryption, built-in stuff like base 64, etc. or by using reflection on the classes of the apk. this way if every literal string in the apk is decoded through some function, i could use dex2jar to get the java class, dynamically load that and run each string through it.

the goal is to make the tool generic enough so that it's useful in the most situations. shouldn't be too hard. half of the work will be making my patching and apk libraries more generic and useful, so it wont be a total waste of time.