Editing android's proccess memory

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Hi, I'm trying to code a bot who does specif things depending on some values in another app.

How do I read memory addresses (and in case editing them) in another proccess on android? It's something like the ReadProcessMemory (C++) function for Windows, but I know how to programm just in Java language, so I'd need something similar for Java to read Android's proccess memory.

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I've searched a lot on the net, but I still haven't found some clear explanations about this

Posted 24-May-18 4:41am

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Richard Deeming 24-May-18 10:49am

I would seriously hope you can't read/write memory from other apps. If you could, it would be a major security vulnerability in Android.

Member 13842998 24-May-18 10:56am

Tbh there are some programms like Chat Engine that can read and edit memory addresses. My objective is to emulate their reading proces

David Crow 24-May-18 15:35pm

"Tbh there are some programms like Chat Engine that can read and edit memory addresses."

On a Windows box.

Member 13842998 24-May-18 17:28pm

Nope, without, root is needed obviously, but Game Guardian and Cheat Engine can read and edit memory and find addresses. I'd like to emulate this by reading a certain value with a static address and do specific actions in base of that value

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