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Frida 17 is out

By: ／u／oleavr — May 18^th 2025 at 12:03

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Frida 16.7.0 is out w/ brand new APIs for observing the lifecycles of threads and modules, a profiler, multiple samplers for measuring cycles/time/etc., MemoryAccessMonitor providing access to thread ID and registers, and more 🎉

By: ／u／oleavr — March 25^th 2025 at 10:31

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Frida 16.5 is out with new hardware breakpoint and watchpoint APIs, Windows ARM support, and other goodies

By: ／u／oleavr — September 7^th 2024 at 15:23

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Frida 16.3 is out with CoreDevice/RemoteXPC support, new Service API, and many other improvements

By: ／u／oleavr — June 5^th 2024 at 16:32

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Frida 16.1.0 is out w/ a brand new backend that supports instrumenting barebone targets — ranging from microcontrollers all the way to the iOS kernel on Corellium, allowing you to instantly inject your own Rust code and insert inline hooks

By: ／u／oleavr — June 29^th 2023 at 10:34

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