📦 Frida_install.ps1

PowerShell automation script for installing Frida on Windows and pushing Frida server to a connected Android device via ADB.

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⚙️ Features

• Auto-detects architecture and downloads appropriate Frida server
• Allows install, update, or specific version selection for both client and server
• Handles previously installed versions
• Extracts .xz files using 7-Zip
• Pushes frida-server to /data/local/tmp/ on the Android device
• Makes server executable and launches it via adb shell
• Modular, well-commented code structure

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🚀 How to Use

1. Clone the Repo

git clone https://github.com/7absec/Frida-Installer.git
cd Frida-Installer

2. Run the Script

.\Frida_install.ps1

Choose from the menu:

[1] Install Frida
[2] Update Frida to latest
[3] Install specific version

You will be prompted to:

• Select Frida client version
• Select Frida server version

It downloads, renames (with version), pushes and starts the server.

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🗓 Requirements

• PowerShell (Windows)
• ADB (Android Debug Bridge) in PATH
• Python 3 and pip
• 7-Zip installed and in PATH

Ensure USB debugging is enabled on your Android device and it's connected.

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🔧 Troubleshooting

• ❌ “Cannot bind to 127.0.0.1:27042” — likely the Frida server is already running. Kill the process or use Portfrida.bat.
• ❌ “Permission denied” — check device root access and SELinux status.

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🔀 Restarting Frida Server (Portfrida.bat)

Use this helper script if the server crashes or port is stuck:

.\CustomFScripts\Portfrida.bat

It will:

• Check if port 27042 is in use
• Kill the process if necessary
• Restart the appropriate frida-server-* binary

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🛡️ Install Burp Suite CA Certificate on Android (Pushcrt.py)

To capture and inspect HTTPS traffic from the Android device using Burp Suite, you need to install its CA certificate into the Android system certificate store.

⚠️ This step requires root access on the Android device.

You can find the script here: Pushcrt.py GitHub Repository

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✅ How Pushcrt.py Works

Pushcrt.py automates the following:

1. Extracts Burp's certificate (cacert.der or similar)
2. Converts it to Android-compatible format (.0 hashed name)
3. Pushes it to /system/etc/security/cacerts/ using adb root and remount
4. Sets correct permissions (644)
5. Suggests a reboot

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🧪 Usage

1. Export Burp Suite's certificate in DER format:

   • Burp > Proxy > Options > Import / Export CA Cert > Export as DER

2. Run the Python script:

python Pushcrt.py -i cacert.der

• -i: Path to the input DER certificate

3. The script will:
   • Convert it using openssl
   • Compute certificate hash
   • Push and set permissions
   • Suggest a reboot if required

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📋 Requirements

• adb (with root access)
• Python 3.x
• openssl in PATH
• Device should have /system writable (use adb remount or Magisk)

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📌 Example Output

[*] Certificate hash: 9a5ba575.0
[*] Pushing cert to /system/etc/security/cacerts/...
[*] Setting permissions...
[✓] Done.

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⚠️ Note

• Android 7+ uses certificate pinning, which may require Frida hooks to bypass in many apps.
• This only works for system-level apps to trust Burp. For user apps with pinned certs, refer to Frida TLS unpinning scripts.

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📁 Bonus: Combine with Frida

You can chain this with Frida_install.ps1 in a single automation pipeline:

.\Frida_install.ps1
python Pushcrt.py -i cacert.der

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📜 License

MIT