The latest release of Brida (version 0.6) is now compatible with Frida versions 17 and up, following significant changes in the Frida toolkit. Older versions of Frida will not work with this update, but a pre-release version remains available for those needing compatibility. Key improvements include a major code refactor, bug fixes, and new connection modes.

This project sets up an MCP server on a rooted Android device, enabling remote access to Frida's dynamic instrumentation for mobile security testing. Users can manage apps, execute scripts, and bypass security controls without needing a direct USB connection. It’s a proof-of-concept that still needs improved security and session management.

This article discusses the r2frida plugin that combines Radare2 and Frida for dynamic instrumentation of processes. Users can run Frida commands and scripts directly within Radare2, enabling advanced reverse engineering capabilities. The setup process and key features are also outlined.

Frida 17.2.0 has been released, featuring numerous enhancements and bug fixes to improve user experience and functionality. The update addresses various performance issues and introduces new features that cater to user feedback, ensuring a more robust and efficient tool for developers and testers alike.

The article details a process for modding a mobile application using Frida, specifically by creating a mod that ensures a dice-rolling app always returns a one. It also explains how to distribute the modded app by embedding the Frida gadget for autonomous script execution, allowing the modified app to function without external tools.