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In order to help detecting Development Framework used, I suggest adding after APP-Binary, the APP-Framework.
APP-Framework
Today, multiple Framework allow developers to write quick custom code for mobile application. On iOS, main langages are Objective-C and Swift but it also exist Cross-Platform Frameworks such as Cordova/PhoneGap, Ionic Cordova, Flutter, ReactNative, ReactNative compiled with Hermes, Unity, Xamarin.
According to the used Framework, the security measures will not be the same and it is necessary to gather this information with ipafram:
$ python3 ipaFram.py --file examples/dvia.ipa
[!] No framework detected
$ python3 ipafram.py --file examples/react.ipa
[!] ReactNative compiled with Hermes seems to be the best answer
$ python3 ipaFram.py --file examples/xam.ipa
[!] Xamarin seems to be the best probability
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In order to help detecting Development Framework used, I suggest adding after APP-Binary, the APP-Framework.
APP-Framework
Today, multiple Framework allow developers to write quick custom code for mobile application. On iOS, main langages are Objective-C and Swift but it also exist Cross-Platform Frameworks such as Cordova/PhoneGap, Ionic Cordova, Flutter, ReactNative, ReactNative compiled with Hermes, Unity, Xamarin.
According to the used Framework, the security measures will not be the same and it is necessary to gather this information with ipafram:
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