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Everything can be reversed. Everything.
I recently started reverse engineering BlackBerry applications. I have done it before, but this time around, I focused a lot more effort and energy on it. In short, BlackBerry apps can be decompiled; enough to the point where you can begin to write keygens for them. Yes, much like back in the good old [...]
Ligatt’s Lawsuits
I usually follow the Ligatt saga from afar and typically take on the role of a partially interested observer. This latest development, however, has made me want to do a little research myself.
So what’s the deal? It appears that Greg Evans and Ligatt are suing a number of people for “stock bashing”. The blog post [...]
You want the BlackBerry Event Log? beg damnit!
It’s been quite a while since my last post. I’ve been a bit on the busy side with work, family and a bit of research. Inspired by a friend and fellow researcher – Cst. Shafik Punja, I decided to look deeper into BlackBerry connectivity via USB. If I succeeded at understanding this topic, I would [...]
