Hugo's little piece of the web: October 2009

iMobsters running in FireFox

UPDATE: 2/14/10 got it working again. you will need greasemonkey for the following code. you will need to learn how to use greasemonkey as i wont teach you. //back ground color document.body.style.background=’#000000′; //show the main content div. document.getElementsByTagName(“div”).item(0).style.display=”block”; //reset the media property in the link tags. //this will allow the stylesheet to display the page correctly. document.getElementsByTagName(“link”).item(0).media=”" document.getElementsByTagName(“link”).item(1).media=”" document.getElementsByTagName(“link”).item(2).media=”" Using an ad-hoc network through my pc and wireshark sniffer, i managed to get the urls and cookies for the game while it ran on the iphone.
Using Chris Pedericks 'User Agent Switcher', and his 'Web Developer' add-ons, you can have firefox report that it' an iphone browser, and with the web developer plugin, you can add cookies to a site. The menu along the bottom is missing which makes it hard to buy equipment, do missions or attack a rival mob. From the looks of it, the app really just retrieves a web page and runs them in an encapsulated safari browser.
Now to see if there are any exploits to be found.