| Component | Standard IPA | Senumy IPA Library Repack | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Original .app bundle | Modified .app with symlinks | | Libraries | Stock Apple frameworks | Injected custom dylibs (e.g., libSenumyInject.dylib ) | | Info.plist | Standard keys | Extra keys: LSRequiresIPhoneOS , UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities stripped | | Code Signature | Apple-encrypted (scattered) | Removed or replaced with ad-hoc signature | | PlugIns | Original extensions | Removed incompatible WatchKit or Siri extensions |
# Unzip the IPA unzip senumy_library_repack_v2.ipa -d senumy_inspect/ find senumy_inspect/Payload -name "*.dylib" -exec ls -lah {} ; Look for obfuscated scripts grep -r "eval|base64|curl|wget" senumy_inspect/Payload/ Verify code signature (Mac only) codesign -dvvv senumy_inspect/Payload/YourApp.app
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