Make a dynamic module

For a dynamic module you need to use the decorator @ModuleDynamicCmd

@ModuleDynamicCmd("sslpinning", "bypass all sslpinning", bool)

The following example show how to make a basic module

from asthook.dynamic.module.register import ModuleDynamicCmd

@ModuleDynamicCmd("sslpinning", "bypass all sslpinning", bool)
class SSLpinning:
    def __init__(self, frida, device, tmp_dir, args):
        self.__frida = frida
        self.__sc = "script_frida/sslpinning.js"
        self.__frida.load(self.__sc, "print")

    def remove(self):
        self.__frida.unload(self.__sc)
        print("ssl pinning unloaded")

    def __del__(self):
      pass

The constructor of the class gives access to:

• Frida object: to interact with frida server;

• my_adb object: to interact with the device thanks to adb command;

• tmp_dir str: to give the path where all files of this project is stored;

• args object: to give all arguments give by users to launch or on the interactive mode.

Some option can be interesting to use:

• Frida
• my_abd