09-23-2019, 07:03 AM
Hi, I hope i'm not in the wrong place for this.
There's a few Unity-based android visual novels apps that I've been debugging using URL hackers.
But some of them are the type that downloads huge bulks of data packets, and I presume the images and whatnot are stored in there.
Using the same URL ping methods doesn't turn up any URLs, and process hacker detects that the app is accessing something internal
![[Image: 3272d1f23cb10f7257874513e771b175c6a2e974.png]](https://66.media.tumblr.com/9c0b31b09aeaff78a9283b76e4d74f94/397f17815b6510e2-63/s540x810/3272d1f23cb10f7257874513e771b175c6a2e974.png)
I tried accessing those folders and it only contains files with no identification of the file type. It just says "file", and the names are a series of random numbers.
There's a "base APK" that I managed to pull, and it contains some of the basic frameworks, such as GUI and splash screens, but not the internal game content/sprites.
I'm still not too savvy with tools/methods so I'm wondering if anyone knows what to do here.
The game shown in the screenshot is this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...s.en&hl=en
There's a few Unity-based android visual novels apps that I've been debugging using URL hackers.
But some of them are the type that downloads huge bulks of data packets, and I presume the images and whatnot are stored in there.
Using the same URL ping methods doesn't turn up any URLs, and process hacker detects that the app is accessing something internal
I tried accessing those folders and it only contains files with no identification of the file type. It just says "file", and the names are a series of random numbers.
There's a "base APK" that I managed to pull, and it contains some of the basic frameworks, such as GUI and splash screens, but not the internal game content/sprites.
I'm still not too savvy with tools/methods so I'm wondering if anyone knows what to do here.
The game shown in the screenshot is this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...s.en&hl=en