The svc80BreakPoint is an automated lldb script designed to trace and detect anti-debugging and jailbreak attempts in iOS apps that directly use the assembly instruction svc 0x80.
This repository contains two Python functions for the LLDB debugger:
modInitFuncBreakPoint: searches for the address of the__mod_init_funcfunction in the selected target and creates breakpoints at each function address found until a breakpoint at an SVC instruction with opcode0x80is hit.svcBreakPoint: steps through instructions in the selected thread until a breakpoint at an SVC instruction with opcode0x80is hit.
modInitFuncBreakPoint is a Python function for the LLDB debugger that searches for the address of the __mod_init_func function in the selected target, reads the corresponding memory section, and creates breakpoints at each of the function addresses found.
When a kernel module is loaded, __mod_init_func is called to initialize its state. By setting breakpoints at each function address found, modInitFuncBreakPoint allows you to step through the initialization code and debug any issues.
This can be useful for debugging userland code on macOS/iOS, as many system calls are made using the svc instruction with opcode 0x80.
svcBreakPoint is a Python function for the LLDB debugger that steps through instructions in the selected thread until a breakpoint at an SVC instruction with opcode 0x80 is hit.
This can be useful for debugging userland code on macOS/iOS, as many system calls are made using the svc instruction with opcode 0x80.
To use either function, load it into the LLDB debugger and call the function. Full usage details can be found in the function documentation.
For example:
(lldb) command script import svcBreakPoint.py
(lldb) modInitFuncBreakPoint
(lldb) command script import svcBreakPoint.py
(lldb) svcBreakPoint
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.