homebrew tools, everything here is considered beta, tool options can change without notice, features can break, you could see "WTF Derek" in console output, etc. Most of these tools will only work for arm64 hardware. I am toying with the idea of doing x64, but tbd.
The missing XPoCe for ARM64
Query process information/dump assemble for processes at runtime
Updated binaries from here
A C++ LLDB plugin that can scan memory for strings or byte sequences
In order to make the most of these tools, you need to disable SIP on your macOS machine. If you plan on introspecting Apple executables, you also need to enable experimental 3rd party ARM64e support. Not doing so will crash Apple applications. To enable experimental arm64e support do the following after disabling SIP:
sudo nvram boot-args=-arm64e_preview_abiIf you don't want to disable Apple executables and only introspect 3rd party developers, you can just pull out the arm64 slice via a:
lipo -o /tmp/dipc.arm64 -thin arm64 `which dipc`
brew tap derekselander/funpack
brew install derekselander/funpack/dipc
brew install derekselander/funpack/dinfo
brew install derekselander/funpack/dsdump
brew install derekselander/funpack/mscanmscan is a c++ lldb plugin designed to search for memory. Once installed find the location of mscan and put the path in your ~/.lldbinit file
echo "plugin load \"`which mscan`\"" >> ~/.lldbinit