fix: correct ObjC reference in Frida 17.x compatibility layer #763
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Fixes a typo in the Frida version compatibility check where globalThis.Java was incorrectly assigned instead of globalThis.ObjC. This typo caused a ReferenceError when the agent attempted to use ObjC methods on iOS devices running Frida 17.x, specifically when calling env_runtime() and other iOS-specific functions. The fix ensures that when globalThis.ObjC exists (Frida < 17), it is correctly assigned to the ObjC variable instead of Java. Fixes sensepost#740 Tested-on: - Frida 17.0.7 - iOS 17.x (jailbroken device) - DVIA-v2 test application
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Fixes a typo in the Frida version compatibility check where globalThis.Java was incorrectly assigned instead of globalThis.ObjC.
This typo caused a ReferenceError when the agent attempted to use ObjC methods on iOS devices running Frida 17.x, specifically when calling env_runtime() and other iOS-specific functions.
The fix ensures that when globalThis.ObjC exists (Frida < 17), it is correctly assigned to the ObjC variable instead of Java.
Fixes #740
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