iDump — standalone iOS app dumping via Frida

iDump is a tool for decrypting and extracting Mach-O segments from iOS apps directly on the device, then packaging them into a valid .ipa.

The project is written in Go, uses frida-go, and includes a built-in Frida agent. As a result, it does not require Python, pip, SSH, or external dependencies — a single binary is enough.

Capabilities: • dump an app by bundle ID; • bulk dump using --dump-all; • automatically skip iOS system apps during bulk dumps; • transfer files via Frida messages without SSH; • built-in Frida detection evasion modes: --dodge, --dodge=advanced; • early loading of custom scripts via --early.

Functionally, iDump is close to frida-ios-dump, but focuses on autonomy, fast startup, and built-in anti-detection features.

📎 Tool: https://github.com/Fi5t/iDump

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