Better way to get the local key
See original GitHub issueI believe there is a better and faster way to get the local key. You can open the manufacturer app, link the device and then dump the memory of the process using:
adb shell am dumpheap {package_name}
Then open this on Android Studio and search for allocations of either byte[8]
or SecretKeySpec
. The key will present itself.
I believe it should also work with non rooted phones but haven’t tested it
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@ProPuke that seems to be the case; the developer account apparently was free previously, but I can find no way to follow the workflow described anymore, and the $300 seems required now
Unless I’m mistaken the current method seems to be signing up for a developer account, which costs $300 a year after the first 3 months?
If so a better method would be much appreciated.