Add iDump as alternative to frida-ios-dump in MASTG-TOOL-0050

[Fi5t]

Description

frida-ios-dump is currently broken with Frida 17+ and appears unmaintained,
leaving users without a working alternative for iOS binary decryption.
iDump was built as a modern drop-in replacement.

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[sushi2k]

Thanks for sharing!

As this tool was just released: on which iOS devices and jailbreak types could you test the tool?

In case an iOS app can only be installed on iOS versions > 17 (where no jailbreak is available), was it possible for you to dump apps with your tool by changing the minimumOSVersion as described here: https://dvuln.com/blog/modern-ios-pentesting-no-jailbreak-needed.

[Fi5t]

@sushi2k I tested it on iOS 16.7.15 with palera1n jailbreak installed. Unfortunately, I don't have a device with iOS 17+ right now to test my utility. But I can try to find a suitable device from my team.

[Fi5t]

@sushi2k I guess I misunderstood you the first time. I read the article, and my answer is yes, of course. If the app, after all modifications, can be installed on an iOS below 17 (after changing the minimumOSVersion), then my utility will be able to dump it from the device. But if your question is whether my utility can replace the Apple configurator(I mean the flow described in the article), the answer is no, it can't.