Open suidpit opened 3 weeks ago
I have the following code:
use frida::Frida; use frida::ScriptOption; use lazy_static::lazy_static; lazy_static! { static ref FRIDA: Frida = unsafe { Frida::obtain() }; } fn main() { let device_manager = frida::DeviceManager::obtain(&FRIDA); let local_device = device_manager.get_local_device().unwrap(); let session = match local_device.attach(9166) { Ok(session) => session, Err(e) => { eprintln!("Failed to attach to process: {}", e); return; } }; let mut script = session.create_script( " console.log(Process.enumerateRangesSync('rw-')) ", &mut ScriptOption::default(), ).unwrap(); let handler = Handler; script.handle_message(handler).unwrap(); script.load().unwrap(); std::thread::sleep(std::time::Duration::from_secs(10)); } struct Handler; impl frida::ScriptHandler for Handler { fn on_message(&mut self, message: &frida::Message) { println!("{:?}", message); } }
PID 9166 points to a process running in my system.
When running it, I get the following:
Failed to attach to process: Failed to attach
For reference, this is what happens when doing the same with the python bindings:
>>> import frida >>> frida.get_local_device().attach(9166) Session(pid=9166) >>>
SIP is disabled, running on M1 Pro 14.5
I have the following code:
PID 9166 points to a process running in my system.
When running it, I get the following:
For reference, this is what happens when doing the same with the python bindings:
SIP is disabled, running on M1 Pro 14.5