Add support for working in the SRD envrionment #400
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Yay, this is awesome! 🔥 Thanks a lot! 🎉 (I just noticed this PR after tagging 15.1.7 — will go ahead and cut 15.1.8 with this included.) |
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Hi friends,
In iOS 15.1 I have added a new entitlement called
research.com.apple.license-to-operateto support Frida and other research tools for the Apple Security Research Device.This entitlement allows tools to bypass the PPL codesigning protections and the usual task-port policies to inject code into any process running on the system (platform and non-platform).
In addition to adopting that entitlement, this PR teaches frida-agent about cryptexes (the bundle format for code on the SRD) so that it can find the resources it needs.
Using Frida on the SRD requires running frida-policyd and frida-server with the internal policy softener, otherwise code injection will not work.