Dumping Your own L3 CDM with Android Studio

[polkzhyzia]

how do i extract the file , please elaborate. or you mean literally , manually extract the file.? and then the su command

Ever heard of WinRAR or 7-zip? Either one of those two should do the job. The file that's inside the .xz archive is the actual executable you need to run.

P.S.: you obviously can do the extraction on your computer, don't have to do it inside your Android device.

i already extracted the file and put it to platform-folder and run command and this shows up


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[white_snake]

i already extracted the file and put it to platform-folder and run command and this shows up


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It looks like you should be using the arm version rather than the x86_64 version though. If I were you, I'd delete those files in the tmp folder, download the proper executable and re-do the process.

[polkzhyzia]

i already extracted the file and put it to platform-folder and run command and this shows up


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It looks like you should be using the arm version rather than the x86_64 version though. If I were you, I'd delete those files in the tmp folder, download the proper executable and re-do the process.

the arm version with the same steps as this, the same procedures? how do i drop/delete that files from my tmp ?


already delete it, please which exact frida arm file should use?

[polkzhyzia]

i already extracted the file and put it to platform-folder and run command and this shows up


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It looks like you should be using the arm version rather than the x86_64 version though. If I were you, I'd delete those files in the tmp folder, download the proper executable and re-do the process.

i got this error
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UPDATE! it worked i use ARM32(arm) architechture
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[polkzhyzia]

Not sure if this will help but here is my pip list:

this is a big help, thanks now i know which version of protobuf i should use

[polkzhyzia]

help me with this.
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[white_snake]

help me with this.

Error is pretty self-explanatory, it's saying the frida server is not running on your device. Sometimes frida will cause your device to reboot or cause other unwanted effects. Just make sure frida is still running, and also use a more up-to-date CDM dumper like KeyDive.

[polkzhyzia]

i thought it is already rooted when you are in super user,? any help?



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[polkzhyzia]

help me with this.

Error is pretty self-explanatory, it's saying the frida server is not running on your device. Sometimes frida will cause your device to reboot or cause other unwanted effects. Just make sure frida is still running, and also use a more up-to-date CDM dumper like KeyDive.

thanks much appreciate it.

[keep_it_breezy]

i thought it is already rooted when you are in super user,? any help?



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It literally tells you what to do man

[polkzhyzia]

i thought it is already rooted when you are in super user,? any help?



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It literally tells you what to do man

yes it is but i honestly tell you, i just see a instruction but i dont know how and where to use it. that's why i am needing some help.

[darkell]

I've followed everything exactly as intended but I'm stuck at the part when we speak to the phone

C:\Users\logsf\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb.exe shell
generic_x86_arm:/ $ su
/system/bin/sh: su: not found
127|generic_x86_arm:/ $

I download the file 'frida-server-16.3.3-android-x86' and inserted this in the platform-tools folder

[white_snake]

I've followed everything exactly as intended but I'm stuck at the part when we speak to the phone

C:\Users\logsf\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb.exe shell
generic_x86_arm:/ $ su
/system/bin/sh: su: not found
127|generic_x86_arm:/ $

I download the file 'frida-server-16.3.3-android-x86' and inserted this in the platform-tools folder

That means your device is not rooted, that usually happens when you use an emulated device with Google Play. You can either use a different image or root it with rootAVD.

[darkell]

Thanks white_snake. I was using a Pixel 9 which had Google Play. Changed the device to a Pixel 6 as per the instructions and that worked. Now I've copied the device_client_id_blob and device_private_key files over to replace the originals, what should I do now. Can I close both of the terminals I had open and the android phone? I want to download videos from STV which need a CDM installed

[polkzhyzia]

I've followed everything exactly as intended but I'm stuck at the part when we speak to the phone

C:\Users\logsf\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb.exe shell
generic_x86_arm:/ $ su
/system/bin/sh: su: not found
127|generic_x86_arm:/ $

I download the file 'frida-server-16.3.3-android-x86' and inserted this in the platform-tools folder

That means your device is not rooted, that usually happens when you use an emulated device with Google Play. You can either use a different image or root it with rootAVD.

help me also. to my question

[white_snake]

Thanks white_snake. I was using a Pixel 9 which had Google Play. Changed the device to a Pixel 6 as per the instructions and that worked. Now I've copied the device_client_id_blob and device_private_key files over to replace the originals, what should I do now. Can I close both of the terminals I had open and the android phone? I want to download videos from STV which need a CDM installed

You can now go the hard route and read the sticky threads to learn the basics of bypassing DRM or can go the easy route and use a tool that already supports downloading from STV like UK-FTA or try the noobs starter pack here.

help me also. to my question

I told you to use KeyDive.

[polkzhyzia]

Thanks white_snake. I was using a Pixel 9 which had Google Play. Changed the device to a Pixel 6 as per the instructions and that worked. Now I've copied the device_client_id_blob and device_private_key files over to replace the originals, what should I do now. Can I close both of the terminals I had open and the android phone? I want to download videos from STV which need a CDM installed

You can now go the hard route and read the sticky threads to learn the basics of bypassing DRM or can go the easy route and use a tool that already supports downloading from STV like UK-FTA or try the noobs starter pack here.

help me also. to my question

I told you to use KeyDive.

keydive to resolve this?
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[polkzhyzia]

Thanks white_snake. I was using a Pixel 9 which had Google Play. Changed the device to a Pixel 6 as per the instructions and that worked. Now I've copied the device_client_id_blob and device_private_key files over to replace the originals, what should I do now. Can I close both of the terminals I had open and the android phone? I want to download videos from STV which need a CDM installed

You can now go the hard route and read the sticky threads to learn the basics of bypassing DRM or can go the easy route and use a tool that already supports downloading from STV like UK-FTA or try the noobs starter pack here.

help me also. to my question

I told you to use KeyDive.

keydive to resolve this?
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I'm already running as root

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[white_snake]

I'm already running as root

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I can see that, but that's an error from dump_keys.py, not from KeyDive. I'll say it for the third and last time: try to dump the CDM with KeyDive and see what happens.

[Shadee]

[C:\Users\HP\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb.exe shell
generic_x86_arm:/ $ su
/system/bin/sh: su: not found
127|generic_x86_arm:/ $]

can anyone help ?? why su is not found why is the Virtual phone not rooted i crated the device as said in the post

[A_n_g_e_l_a]

[C:\Users\HP\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb.exe shell
generic_x86_arm:/ $ su
/system/bin/sh: su: not found
127|generic_x86_arm:/ $]

can anyone help ?? why su is not found why is the Virtual phone not rooted i crated the device as said in the post

Does your emulator have the Google Play Store? They do not come rooted. Choose a device without Google Play.

[Shadee]

[C:\Users\HP\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\platform-tools>adb.exe shell
generic_x86_arm:/ $ su
/system/bin/sh: su: not found
127|generic_x86_arm:/ $]

can anyone help ?? why su is not found why is the Virtual phone not rooted i crated the device as said in the post

Does your emulator have the Google Play Store? They do not come rooted. Choose a device without Google Play.

OOh so i need to create a new one ?? right
The Pixel 6Pro one ?? is what u are saying to select right ?
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[Shadee]

I got my device rooted but i have a doubt as to which version to download ?? of frida from https://github.com/frida/frida/releases

can any one tell which frida to download for virtual android setup ??

also the Process indicates a single file on extraction however now there are 3 files in there so do i need to paste the whole folder .... or only some of the files!!

[Shadee]

[QUOTE=Shadee;2740756]I got my device rooted but i have a doubt as to which version to download ?? of frida from https://github.com/frida/frida/releases

SOLVED

[Shadee]

ISSUE : Solved

[Shadee]

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Everything is setup nicely but the ... Dumper dosent work when i navigate to the drm site given https://bitmovin.com/demos/drm

u can see that in the terminal !! why is it so ?? did i do anything wrong to setup ??

[Karn]

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Everything is setup nicely but the ... Dumper dosent work when i navigate to the drm site given https://bitmovin.com/demos/drm

u can see that in the terminal !! why is it so ?? did i do anything wrong to setup ??

Use keydive. The entire process from root avd onwards gets automated and is a lot easier and gets completed in a few steps.

Note: Make sure the frida you download & push and the frida you install via pip are the same version. Newbies make this mistake too often(I did too ).

I think the avd architecture and frida needs to be the same. I created an 86_64 arch(google api) and downloaded the same frida version. Check yours. Do NOT select google play under any circumstance, or any other.

[Shadee]

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Everything is setup nicely but the ... Dumper dosent work when i navigate to the drm site given https://bitmovin.com/demos/drm

u can see that in the terminal !! why is it so ?? did i do anything wrong to setup ??

Use keydive. The entire process from root avd onwards gets automated and is a lot easier and gets completed in a few steps.

Note: Make sure the frida you download & push and the frida you install via pip are the same version. Newbies make this mistake too often(I did too ).

I think the avd architecture and frida needs to be the same. I created an 86_64 arch(google api) and downloaded the same frida version. Check yours. Do NOT select google play under any circumstance, or any other.

Thanks for the Reply:
My frida version is 16.3.3
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my Virtual Android Properties are:
avd.ini.displayname Pixel 6 Pro API 28
avd.ini.encoding UTF-8
AvdId Pixel_6_Pro_API_28
disk.dataPartition.size 6442450944
fastboot.chosenSnapshotFile
fastboot.forceChosenSnapshotBoot no
fastboot.forceColdBoot no
fastboot.forceFastBoot yes
hw.accelerometer yes
hw.arc false
hw.audioInput yes
hw.battery yes
hw.camera.back virtualscene
hw.camera.front emulated
hw.cpu.ncore 4
hw.device.hash2 MD5:a8abfd3536f3d35e4ba2041a7b99f40e
hw.device.manufacturer Google
hw.device.name pixel_6_pro
hw.dPad no
hw.gps yes
hw.gpu.enabled yes
hw.gpu.mode auto
hw.initialOrientation portrait
hw.keyboard yes
hw.lcd.density 560
hw.lcd.height 3120
hw.lcd.width 1440
hw.mainKeys no
hw.ramSize 2048
hw.sdCard yes
hw.sensors.orientation yes
hw.sensors.proximity yes
hw.trackBall no
image.androidVersion.api 28
image.sysdir.1 system-images\android-28\google_apis\x86\
PlayStore.enabled false
runtime.network.latency none
runtime.network.speed full
showDeviceFrame yes
skin.dynamic yes
tag.display Google APIs
tag.displaynames Google APIs
tag.id google_apis
tag.ids google_apis
vm.heapSize 384

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As far as i know its x86 version of Frida server that i need to download right ??
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Still the case remains the same ... on playing the drm video my dumper terminal has no response !!

So do i nee to implement the x86_64 arch ??

Also i dont have a clue about keydive can u suggest a sticky thread / forum thread using keydive for CDM

[LittleSoldier]

Also i dont have a clue about keydive can u suggest a sticky thread / forum thread using keydive for CDM

Here's your clue - https://github.com/hyugogirubato/KeyDive
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/414789-KeyDive-Beyond-Android-SDK-33

[Shadee]

Also i dont have a clue about keydive can u suggest a sticky thread / forum thread using keydive for CDM

Here's your clue - https://github.com/hyugogirubato/KeyDive
https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/414789-KeyDive-Beyond-Android-SDK-33

Thank you for the reply and the thread link ! can u put some light on the frida issue please ... i kinda have checked all the version and things but things dont add up as said in the process