Phase 1: Burp Suite & Network Configuration
Before touching Frida, your device must be "talking" to your computer.

1. Configure Burp Listener:
   
   • Open Burp Suite -> Proxy -> Proxy Settings.
     
   • Click Add under Proxy Listeners.
     
   • Set Bind to port to
     
     
     Code:

     8080
     .
     
   • Set Bind to address to All interfaces (this allows your phone to connect).
     
2. Set Android Proxy (via ADB):
   
   • Connect your phone via USB (ensure USB Debugging is on).
     
   • Find your computer's local IP (e.g.,
     
     
     Code:

     192.168.1.5
     ).
     
   • Run this command to force all device traffic through Burp:
     Bash
     
     
     Code:

     adb shell settings put global http_proxy 192.168.1.5:8080
3. Install Burp CA Certificate:
   
   • Since you are on Android 15, simply installing the certificate via "User Credentials" won't work for Snapchat. You must move it to the System Store.
     
   • Pro Tip: The easiest way on modern Android is to use the MagiskTrustUserCerts module or a specific BurpSuiteCert Magisk module, which automatically moves user-installed certificates to the system level.
     

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Phase 2: Frida Setup
Since you are on Android 15, ensure you are using Frida version 16.2.0 or higher for compatibility with the latest kernel changes.

1. Push Frida Server:
   Bash
   
   
   Code:

   # Identify your architecture (likely arm64) adb shell getprop ro.product.cpu.abi # Push the matching frida-server adb push frida-server /data/local/tmp/ adb shell "chmod +x /data/local/tmp/frida-server" adb shell "su -c /data/local/tmp/frida-server &"
2. Verify Connection: Run
   
   
   Code:

   frida-ps -U
   on your PC. If you see a list of phone processes, you’re ready.
   

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Phase 3: Executing the Snapchat Bypass
The script you linked is specifically tuned for the 2026 security headers.

1. Kill Snapchat first:
   Bash
   
   
   Code:

   adb shell am force-stop com.snapchat.android
2. Run the CodeShare Script:
   Bash
   
   
   Code:

   frida -U --codeshare mr-blackhole/snapchat-ssl-bypass-all-new-version-of-2026 -f com.snapchat.android
   Wait for the app to spawn. You should see terminal output indicating that various SSL methods (OkHttp, Cronet, etc.) are being "hooked."
   

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Phase 4: Verification

1. Go to Burp Suite -> Proxy -> HTTP History.
   
2. In Snapchat, attempt to log in or refresh.
   
3. You should see traffic appearing for domains like
   
   
   Code:

   aws.api.snapchat.com
   or
   
   
   Code:

   auth.snapchat.com
   .
   

Critical Troubleshooting for 2026

• Targeting Cronet: Snapchat heavily uses the Cronet engine. If you see "handshake failed" in Burp but the script says "hooked," you may need to disable HTTP/3 (QUIC) in Burp Suite (Project options -> HTTP -> Disable QUIC), as Burp cannot intercept QUIC traffic yet.
  
• Integrity Issues: If Snapchat crashes immediately, it has detected Frida. You may need to run Frida in spawn mode (the
  
  
  Code:

  -f
  flag used above) or use a "Zygisk-Frida" module to hide the injection.
  
• Reverting: When finished, clear your proxy or your phone will lose internet:
  Bash
  
  
  Code:

  adb shell settings put global http_proxy :0

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