The Frida HandBook

Frida, created by NowSecure Security Researcher, Ole Ravnas, is an open-source dynamic instrumentation toolkit used in reverse engineering. It allows you to observe and manipulate software while running on a device.

While teaching himself Frida, Fernando Diaz, a software engineer at VirusTotal, documented what he learned along the way for reference. He soon realized his personal manual would be useful to many others seeking to learn Frida. As such, he published his guide as the Frida HandBook, which includes basic examples of how to use Frida's APIs and mastering complex concepts such as structs and CModule. This handbook will help you learn binary instrumentation in practical use cases under Linux, Windows and MacOS systems.

The Frida HandBook is attached to this course, which you can download in PDF format. You can also view the book online.

The Frida HandBook covers:

1. Binary instrumentation and Frida
2. Frida usage basics
3. Intermediate usage
4. Advanced usage
5. MacOS
6. r2frida
7. Optimizing our Frida setup