Can't connect to certain apps

[cromatkastar]

My fridump is connected to the device for sure, because the command

python fridump.py -U -s keystore

works.

however any other processes, especially the ones that start with com.xxx.yyy don't work

is there any reason?

thank you.

[poldenais]

Was there any spaces in the package name? Enclose with " " if there is.

[0x4ngK4n]

Hi I think this might be because the frida.get_usb_device().attach("com.xxx.yyyy") does not work in the first try.
It tries once and gives up due to error at line 73 of fridump.py and moves to the catch statement.

For me I would get the error: device not found or Can't connect to App. Have you connected the device? when it failed in the try statement of fridump.py.
So I modified the part of script to constantly probe for the USB device and try attach to process and it worked for me.

I modified "fridump.py" from line 69 to 79 as below:

session = None
while True:
	try:
		if USB:
			session = frida.get_usb_device().attach(APP_NAME)
			print("pass")
			break
		else:
			session = frida.attach(APP_NAME)
	except Exception as e:
		print("Can't connect to App. Have you connected the device?")
		logging.debug(str(e))
		print("fail")

Hope it helps you!

[CristiVlad25]

Hi I think this might be because the frida.get_usb_device().attach("com.xxx.yyyy") does not work in the first try.
It tries once and gives up due to error at line 73 of fridump.py and moves to the catch statement.

For me I would get the error: device not found or Can't connect to App. Have you connected the device? when it failed in the try statement of fridump.py.
So I modified the part of script to constantly probe for the USB device and try attach to process and it worked for me.

I modified "fridump.py" from line 69 to 79 as below:

session = None
while True:
	try:
		if USB:
			session = frida.get_usb_device().attach(APP_NAME)
			print("pass")
			break
		else:
			session = frida.attach(APP_NAME)
	except Exception as e:
		print("Can't connect to App. Have you connected the device?")
		logging.debug(str(e))
		print("fail")

Hope it helps you!

this does the trick! well thought!!