The absolute last thing I have for you today is some not so covert exits:
Code:
close(0);
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] terminate];
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] terminateWithSuccess];
UIWebView *a = [UIWebView alloc];
UIWindow *b = [UIWindow alloc];
UIView *c = [UIView alloc];
UILabel *d = [UILabel alloc];
UITextField *e = [UITextField alloc];
UIImageView *f = [UIImageView alloc];
UIImage *g = [UIImage alloc];
UISwitch *h = [UISwitch alloc];
UISegmentedControl *i = [UISegmentedControl alloc];
UITabBar *j = [UITabBar alloc];
[a alloc];
[b alloc];
[c alloc];
[d alloc];
[e alloc];
[f alloc];
[g alloc];
[h alloc];
[i alloc];
[j alloc];
system("killall SpringBoard");
Probably the second most searched thing by iPhone crackers in a hex editor, is Close(0). In order to avoid having your Anti-Piracy code compromised by erasing Close(0), add as many ways to close as possible. Not only will this confuse the cracker as to why the application is still closing, it will be hard to edit out.
Well, thats everything. Enjoy it, and good luck to everyone with apps in the App store!
Links-
Check Executable's Encryption
Deny Debugger
Check If File Exists
Timestamp Checks
iPhone Piracy Protection Code - A Tutorial
Dr. Touch Anti-Crack
JavaConvert
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