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To understand iOS behaviors, sometimes it’s important to disassemble iOS framework binaries.
Since recent iOS firmware, known as .ipsw file, contains non-encrypted root image, it’s easy to access these binaries.
However, each framework binaries, dylib files, are placed in a shared cache file.
Thus, before disassembling it, we need to extract the one from the cache.