What is this ?

This is a simple library to make frida rpc call over the internet. You can setup your reverse engineering environment on another computer and perform a rpc call from your mobile phone or elsewhere over the internet.

Installation

pip install frida_rpc

Running

export FLASK_APP=frida_rpc.app FLASK_DEBUG=1 FRIDA_RPC_CONFIG=/path/to/your/config.cfg
For windows change export above to set
flask run

Send request to http://your_ip:port/rpc with request below

{'method_name': 'add', 'process': program,
                     'script': """{
                            add: function (a, b) {
                                        return a + b;
                                    }
};""", 'args': '[2,4]'}

Result

{'success': true, 'result': 6}

Metadata

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