java层hook 模拟定位_Epic是一个在虚拟机层面、以Java Method为粒度的 运行时 AOP Hook框架...

What is it?

Epic is the continution of Dexposed on ART(Supporting 4.0~9.0).

Dexposed is a powerful yet non-invasive runtime AOP (Aspect-oriented Programming) framework for Android app development, based on the work of open-source Xposed framework project.

The AOP of Dexposed is implemented purely non-invasive, without any annotation processor, weaver or bytecode rewriter. The integration is as simple as loading a small JNI library in just one line of code at the initialization phase of your app.

Not only the code of your app, but also the code of Android framework that running in your app process can be hooked.

Epic keeps the same API and all capability of Dexposed, you can do anything which is supported by Dexposed.

Typical use-cases

Classic AOP programming

Instrumentation (for testing, performance monitoring and etc.)

Security audit (sensitive api check,Smash shell)

Just for fun :)

Integration

Directly add epic aar to your project as compile libraries, it contains a jar file "dexposedbridge.jar" two so files "libdexposed.so libepic.so" from 'epic' directory.

Gradle dependency like following(jcenter):

dependencies {

compile 'me.weishu:epic:0.3.6'

}

Everything is ready.

Newer version of epic is not open source, v0.3.6 is enough for test or personal usage. If you want for the newer version (better compatibility for Android 8.0+ and support for Android 9.0), please contact me.

Basic usage

There are three injection points for a given method: before, after, origin.

Example 1: monitor the creation and destroy of java thread

class ThreadMethodHook extends XC_MethodHook{

@Override

protected void beforeHookedMethod(MethodHookParam param) throws Throwable {

super.beforeHookedMethod(param);

Thread t = (Thread) param.thisObject;

Log.i(TAG, "thread:" + t + ", started..");

}

@Override

protected void afterHookedMethod(MethodHookParam param) throws Throwable {

super.afterHookedMethod(param);

Thread t = (Thread) param.thisObject;

Log.i(TAG, "thread:" + t + ", exit..");

}

}

DexposedBridge.hookAllConstructors(Thread.class, new XC_MethodHook() {

@Override

protected void afterHookedMethod(MethodHookParam param) throws Throwable {

super.afterHookedMethod(param);

Thread thread = (Thread) param.thisObject;

Class> clazz = thread.getClass();

if (clazz != Thread.class) {

Log.d(TAG, "found class extend Thread:" + clazz);

DexposedBridge.findAndHookMethod(clazz, "run", new ThreadMethodHook());

}

Log.d(TAG, "Thread: " + thread.getName() + " class:" + thread.getClass() + " is created.");

}

});

DexposedBridge.findAndHookMethod(Thread.class, "run", new ThreadMethodHook());

Example 2: Intercept the dex loading behavior

DexposedBridge.findAndHookMethod(DexFile.class, "loadDex", String.class, String.class, int.class, new XC_MethodHook() {

@Override

protected void beforeHookedMethod(MethodHookParam param) throws Throwable {

super.beforeHookedMethod(param);

String dex = (String) param.args[0];

String odex = (String) param.args[1];

Log.i(TAG, "load dex, input:" + dex + ", output:" + odex);

}

});

Checkout the sample project to find out more.

Support

Epic support all dalvik runtime arm architecture devices from Android 2.3 to 4.4 (no include 3.0), which inherits from Dexposed. Further more, it support ART thumb2 and arm64 architecture from Android 5.0 to 8.1. arm32, x86, x86_64 and mips are not supported now. The stability is not proved in any online product, it is only personal use now(mainly for performance analysis), Welcome to any compatibility issues or PRs.

Follow is support status.

Runtime

Android Version

Support

Dalvik

2.2

Not Test

Dalvik

2.3

Yes

Dalvik

3.0

No

Dalvik

4.0-4.4

Yes

ART

L (5.0)

Yes

ART

L MR1 (5.1)

Yes

ART

M (6.0)

Yes

ART

N (7.0)

Yes

ART

N MR1 (7.1)

Yes

ART

O (8.0)

Yes

ART

O MR1(8.1)

Yes

ART

P (9.0)

Yes

And the architecture support status:

Runtime

Arch

Support

Dalvik

All

Yes

ART

Thumb2

Yes

ART

ARM64

Yes

ART

ARM32

No

ART

x86/x86_64

No

ART

mips

No

Known Issues

Short method (instruction less 8 bytes on thumb2 or less 16bytes in ARM64) are not supported.

Fully inlined methods are not supported.

Contribute

We are open to constructive contributions from the community, especially pull request and quality bug report. Currently, the implementation for ART is not proved in large scale, we value your help to test or improve the implementation.

You can clone this project, build and install the sample app, just make some click in your device, if some bugs/crash occurs, please file an issue or a pull request, I am very appreciative :)

Thanks

Contact me