FЯIDA - Dynamic Instrumentation Toolkit - Setting up your Android device
FЯIDA
Dynamic Instrumentation Toolkit
Setting up your Android device
https://frida.re/docs/home/
Before you start, you will need to root your device in case you haven’t done so already. It is technically also possible to use Frida without rooting your device, for example by repackaging the app to include frida-gadget, or using a debugger to accomplish the same. But, for this introduction, we’re going to focus on the simplest case: a rooted device.
Also note that most of our recent testing has been taking place on a Pixel 3 running Android 9. Older ROMs may work too, but if you’re running into basic issues like Frida crashing the system when launching an app, this is due to ROM-specific quirks. We cannot test on all possible devices, so we count on your help to improve on this. However, if you’re just starting out with Frida it is strongly recommended to go for a Pixel or Nexus device running the latest official software, or a device whose software is as close to AOSP as possible. Another option is using an emulator, ideally with a Google-provided Android 9 emulator image for arm or arm64. (x86 may work too but has gone through significantly less testing.)
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00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Python Download
01:06 - pip installation
02:17 - Frida Installation
04:01 - Frida server download for Android
05:03 - Frida server start in Android device
07:03 - Frida hooking process