The filename suggests a "User-Hidden" dump, meaning the binary was extracted from a live filesystem using a jailbroken environment. The tags ok14 and bfi2 serve as digital fingerprints for the cracking utility and the distribution group responsible for the leak, ensuring version control within third-party repositories.
: Short for "Universal," meaning the app is compatible with both iPhone and iPad.
: Indicates the app was dumped from a user device rather than a developer build, often with specific metadata stripped.
If you need to document this for a technical report or archive, you can use the following summary:
: The game title ( Mini Metro ) and its internal versioning.
: Compiled for 64-bit architectures (required for modern iOS). os110 : The minimum system requirement, likely iOS 11.0 .
: Often refers to the specific decryption tool or the "cracker" version (e.g., Clutch or R333) used to remove Apple's FairPlay DRM.
The target binary is a commercial release of Mini Metro , a strategy puzzle game developed by Dinosaur Polo Club. This specific package is a decrypted IPA , modified to bypass the Apple App Store's digital rights management (DRM). 2. Architecture & Compatibility
