Brida 0.6 has been released, updating the tool to align with significant changes in the Frida dynamic instrumentation toolkit. Ole André Vadla Ravnås and his team removed runtime bridges for Java, ObjC, and Swift from Frida’s GumJS runtime, which impacted many Frida-based tools, including Brida. The new version of Brida is now fully compatible with the latest Frida versions, specifically frida-compile@19.0.4 and Frida >= 17. However, this comes with a downside: Brida 0.6 will not work with older Frida versions, specifically those below 17. To address potential compatibility issues on different devices, version 0.6pre will remain available for users who might need it. The update includes several important enhancements. There’s a major refactor of the JavaScript code to ensure proper function with Frida versions 17 and above. Compatibility with the latest frida-compile versions has been fixed, and the kill server now works with the most recent Java versions. New connection modes, “Host:Port” and “DeviceId”, have been added, along with a JS bypass for OkHttpHostname Verified. The Gradle build configuration file has also been introduced, and improvements have been made to the Android root detection script. Bug fixes and updates to the project’s wiki are part of this release as well. The new version has been submitted to the Burp Suite team for inclusion in the BApp Store, but users can download it directly from the GitHub repository in the meantime. The changes reflect a significant shift in how Brida operates, necessitated by the updates in Frida, which aim to enhance performance and compatibility for users working with various devices.