Hacker Creates a Proxy Server For Siri, Allows You to Add New Commands to Siri





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Applidium recently cracked Siri’s security protocol and found out how Siri communicates with Apple’s servers. That knowledge was used by @plamoni to develop a proxy server to add new functionality to Siri. The source code of his proxy server is available at GitHub.

We have already seen a similar project called HubotSiri, although its source code never got released.

@plamoni released an impressing video demonstrating how his tweak can be used to control a Wi-Fi Thermostat.

Currently, setting up the server requires solid knowledge of certificates and openssl. As soon as a public jailbreak for the iPhone 4S is released, we will most likely see this hack as a tweak in Cydia.

What new commands would you like to see in Siri? Let us know in the comments below.

You can download the source code here:
SiriProxy

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3 thoughts on “Hacker Creates a Proxy Server For Siri, Allows You to Add New Commands to Siri

  1. i don´t understand very well what that it means…
    So if i download this file and do a couple of things more can i connect to the apple servers with siri on my iPod 4g?

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