REQUEST Hardcoded apk decompile

[imme5000]

hope im in the right place too ask the question . and hope i make since im just started learning.

my question is if you decompile a hardcoded apk how do you know were the providers address is ? which folder or file ?

 

[KingPegasus]

Most hardcoded apps before you download will tell you what to look for.
Example http://yourdns

 

[imme5000]

Most hardcoded apps before you download will tell you what to look for.
Example http://yourdns

maybe im explaining it wrong . lets say there is a iptv provider thats named bobs tv ( made up name ) and he hardcoded tivimate to his service and i decompiled it were would i find bobs tv ( like http://bobstc.net:8880 ) how do you know were that address is ?

 

[KingPegasus]

Most providers don't use hardcoded apps. They'll use panel versions. So you won't find there DNS

 

[imme5000]

Most providers don't use hardcoded apps. They'll use panel versions. So you won't find there DNS

so theres not a typical folder or file that has there dns in it ?

 

[KingPegasus]

If they don't want you to have the DNS, then they won't give it to you freely

 

[JLWOCKEE]

If they don't want you to have the DNS, then they won't give it to you freely

Especially "Bob"

 

[KingPegasus]

Agreed

 

[Dougalbug]

DNS is hidden in panel but u have to use sniffer software to get DNS

 

[KingPegasus]

DNS is hidden in panel but u have to use sniffer software to get DNS

Only goes so far unless they don't have good security

 

[imme5000]

sounds like i got alot toooo learn . i honestly thought there was a common folder or file that had that info in .

 

[giantsiptv]

If it is not connected to a panel and is truely hard coded, it all depends on the program writer where it will be located. If you use a sniffer app such as NetCapture to find out what Bobs address actually is, then use Notepad++ to do a search for that in the whole of the decompiled file, you might find it. MIGHT !

 

[Poncho]

sounds like i got alot toooo learn . i honestly thought there was a common folder or file that had that info in .

to plainly answer your question,,, no mate there is no default location across apps,,, each app can be different