Guide Guide for getting DRM content. (WIP)

Applejuice · Aug 6, 2023

This is just a guide that should make getting DRM content easier.
Yes there are already some guides. But I just want to make one that even a non tech-savvy could understand, follow and find.

This guide will go through the process of installing python and the needed tools to get DRM protected content
The guide will be split into multiple parts.

Mac OS users, please head to this guide: https://simpcity.su/threads/guide-for-getting-drm-content-wip.181199/post-2964404

Python, PIP and Frida installation

First things first.
Download Python from this site:

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and get the latest version*. (Not the pre-release one)

* The latest version of time of writing is 3.11.4

Open up the installer and make sure to press "Add python to PATH"

After selecting that option press install and wait till it's done.

To make sure it is installed properly, open up Terminal (Windows 11) or Powershell (Windows 10/11) and type:

That should give you the following result*

* Version my differ depending on what version is the latest version over time.

With the installation of Python comes the pip package. To check if its installed type in a Terminal or Powershell:

That should also give you the following result*

* Again version my differ over time.

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To install frida head into a Terminal or Powershell and type:

Make sure to note somewhere what version got installed which is important later on. * (Version is marked in yellow)

* Versions can be different for you so double check.

Then you need frida-tools which can be installed by typing in Terminal or Powershell:

Android Studio installation and creating your first virtual phone

Download Android Studio

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And go through the setup of installing.

After installing open up Android Studio.
You can leave most settings on default. Then when it comes to the licenses click accept on all of them till the finish button gets highlighted.

After the installation Android Studio will open and give you the option to "create a new project" like shown below:

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Then select "phone and tablet" with an "empty activity" and click on next, like shown in the image below:

Next up select a minimum SDK of Android 9.0 (Pie) or above like shown below:

To create a new device you press the device manager button and click on "create device" like shown below:

Search for the Pixel 6, select it and press next.

You will first need to download the OS, so press the download icon next to the version* you want. (*Choose Android 9.0 or newer.)

After its done downloading select the version again and press next and finish up the new device.

Installing Frida-server on your virtual phone

Next up is to install frida on your virtual phone. Download frida on your PC from here:

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and search for "frida-server" with the right version that was highlighted in yellow when you installed frida using pip, and make sure to pick the android-x86 version, like shown below:

Extract the downloaded file to the following location on your device:

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And have it sit there like this:

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Choose one of the two methodes:

Automated method: https://simpcity.su/threads/guide-for-getting-drm-content-wip.181199/post-3091645

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You are now ready to use the keys for the scraping tools.
(I'll make a guide to a few of those scrapers below, with again the intention of making it simple to understand and follow.)
In the meantime you can try it yourself by following the already existing guides from here:
https://simpcity.su/threads/onlyfans-downloading-a-complete-guide-for-pc-and-mobile.10208/

Applejuice · Dec 20, 2023

Making another post because I hit the limit on words... (Even though I just replaced the images...)

Automated version:

For the automated methode you need to download two zip files, first head over to the following github on your PC

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and press the green "Code "button and then "Download zip".

Extract the zip file wherever you want. (I have it still in downloads folder) head into the folder and open up the requirements.txt file using notepad.

Add the following line to the file:

It should look something like this now:

Save the file and close it.

You can open a terminal or powershell by either right clicking and selecting terminal/powershell (1) or by typing "CMD" in the path bar (2).

Option 1

Option 2

In the second terminal or powershell type:

Now download another zip from the following github:

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(Made by sim0n00ps ) by pressing the green "Code" button and then "Download zip".

Extract the zip file at your preferred location and you should see four files:

Right Click on "frida.bat" and press edit to open it in Notepad so you can add the needed path lines.
(Windows Defender may give a warning, but simply press "more info" and then "run anyways".)

For the adb_path replace "YOUR PATH TO adb.exe HERE" with*:

*DON'T FORGOT TO CHANGE [your_name] with the current user.

For frida_server_name replace "YOUR FRIDA SERVER VERSION HERE" with*:

*CHECK WHAT VERSION YOU ARE RUNNING!

And finally for the frida.bat replace: "YOUR platform-tools PATH HERE" with*:

*DON'T FORGOT TO CHANGE [your_name] with the current user.

When that's done it should look something like this:

Save the file and exit.

Next up open up the dumpkeys.bat.

Replace "YOUR PATH HERE" with the path to your dumper_main folder. So depending on where you placed it the name may differ, but the easiest way to copy the location would be to Right Click on the dumper_main folder* and press "Copy as path"

*Make sure that the folder aims directly at the folder that has the requirements.txt and dump_keys.py in it.

It should look something like this:

Save and exit the file.

Now finally, make sure your device is running! Then double click on the "run.bat" file. Two commandlines will open up.
With your virtual phone, navigate using chrome to the following site:

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The site will ask if it is allowed to play protected videos. Press ALLOW.
Scroll a bit down till you see the video and press play.

You should see some activity in one of the commandlines. That means it has worked! 🎉

To verify that, head into the dumper-main folder and check if you see the "key_dumps" folder:

When heading further into the folders you'll find "private_keys" keep going into that folder till you see these two files:

Unlike the manual method you do not have to change anything.

Applejuice · Nov 27, 2023

Guide for MacOS users

Installing Python, Frida and Frida-tools

Download Python from this site:

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and get the latest version*. (Not the pre-release one)

* The latest version of time of writing is 3.12.0

Open the installer package and continue till the installation type.

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Make sure all the options are enabled.

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Verify the install by opening Terminal and type the following:

and

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Go ahead and install Frida by typing the following in your Terminal:

Make sure to note somewhere what version got installed which is important later on. * (Version is marked in yellow)

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* Versions can be different for you so double check.

Next up install frida-tools by typing the following in your Terminal:

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Android Studio

Download Android Studio

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Select the one for your Mac:

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After downloading the DMG file simply open it up and drag and drop the app in the folder.

Next up open Android Studio by going in your application folder and opening the app.
You can leave most settings on default. Then when it comes to the licenses click accept on all of them till the finish button gets highlighted.

Then select "phone and tablet" with an "empty activity" and click on next, like shown in the image below:

Next up select a minimum SDK of Android 9.0 (Pie) or above like shown below:

Installing Frida-server on your virtual phone

Next up is to install frida on your virtual phone. Download frida on your PC from here:

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and search for "frida-server" with the right version that was highlighted in yellow when you installed frida using pip, and make sure to pick the android-x86 version, like shown below:

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Extract the file and drop it in the following location:

This folder is hidden by default. Here are a few ways to find it:

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Next up open a terminal in the platform-tools folder. There are a few ways to do this:

In the folder, press ALT (option) + CMD + P to show the path bar at the bottom, then CRTL click on platform-tools and press "New Terminal at Folder"
Open a fresh Terminal and type the following: cd ~/Library/Android/sdk/platform-tools

When you are in the right place in Terminal, type the following:

You should see your devices like shown below:

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Continue by typing the following command, make sure to check what version you currently need to use:

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After it has been "inserted" on your phone type the following command to acces the phone (Take a look at the example images if you find this part hard.):

Example:

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KEEP THIS TERMINAL OPEN!

Dumper Script

Head over to the following github on your PC (Not your virtual phone)

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and press the green "Code "button and then "Download zip".

Extract the zip file wherever you want. (I have it still in downloads folder) head into the dumper-main folder and open up the requirements.txt file using textedit.
Add the following line to the file:

It should look something like this now:

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Save the file and open a new Terminal in the dumper-main folder. (While still having the previous one open.)

In the second terminal or powershell type:

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Once it is done installing the needed packages type the following:

KEEP THIS TERMINAL OPEN!

Getting keys using the Dumper script

Finally use your virtual phone and navigate using chrome to the following site:

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The site will ask if it is allowed to play protected videos. Press ALLOW.
Scroll a bit down till you see the video and press play.

You should see some activity in your second terminal or powershell. That means it has worked! 🎉

To verify that, head into the dumper-main folder and check if you see the "key_dumps" folder:

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When heading further into the folders you'll find "private_keys" keep going into that folder till you see these two files:

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Rename these files accordingly:

Original name	New name
client_id.bin	device_client_id_blob
private_key.pem	device_private_key

Make sure to change the extension, this should happen when you rename the files.
Check to see if the file type has changed to just "Document" instead of a BIN or PEM file.*

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*Note that this is a comparison, you will only have the two files (device_client_id_blob and device_private_key)

You are now ready to use the keys for the scraping tools.
(I still want to make a guide to a few of those scrapers, with again the intention of making it simple to understand and follow.)
In the meantime you can try it yourself by following the already existing guides from here:
https://simpcity.su/threads/onlyfans-downloading-a-complete-guide-for-pc-and-mobile.10208/

sim0n00ps · Aug 9, 2023

I've made some batch scripts that can speed up the process a little bit, saves you having to go into adb.exe manually etc.

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. I've tried to explain as much as possible what paths need to go where.

Also a tip would be in Helpers/Scanner.py to change the filenames in line 44 from "client_id.bin" to "device_client_id_blob" and line 47 from "private_key.pem" to "device_private_key". Saves you having to rename the files and remove the extensions afterwards.

X34 · Aug 6, 2023

Nice one, thank you

I've put links into the relevant posts in my OF guide to point people here

Applejuice · Aug 18, 2023

I would have to dust off my MacBook, but if I can find myself the time I will make a guide for the Mac users.

Paul Kellerman · Jan 31, 2024

I managed to download some videos containing DRM from Dani_dinamite

I used Aloha Browser + XRECORDER
I logged into aloha browser and recorded with xrecorder.

So far working 30/01/2024

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Applejuice · Aug 9, 2023

Works super good! I'll add it to the guide as the "automated" version

Applejuice · Aug 24, 2023

Hiya. Let's make it yourself easier easier by using the extension:

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Download the zip, extract it somewhere. Head into your extension location on your browser. Enable developer mode and then "load unpacked"
Select the extracted folder and it should now be available for usage. Then head over to onlyfans. Login and press the extension icon and you'll see the needed info.

Applejuice · Aug 25, 2023

You do not need to rename the file to ".file" at the end.
So do not name it: "device_client_id_blob.file"

Make it yourself easier and in your file explorer go to view and select "view file extension"

That way you will always see the file extension.

Now go ahead and rename the files.

Original name	Original file extension	New name	New file extension
client_id.bin	BIN file	device_client_id_blob	File
private_key.pem	PEM file	device_private_key	File

Applejuice · Aug 28, 2023

You are not the first one with this issue, luckily it can be helped.

READ BELOW FIRST BEFORE DOING ANYTHING!

Note that any and every software you install will get installed in the mentioned drive.

If you wish to do this, I do suggest changing it back afterwards!

Change the default installation location of the programs to D or other required drive by using the following method:

Press Win+R
Type in regedit
Head to the following location: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion
You will find two files: ProgramFilesDir and ProgramFilesDir (x86)
Right click on the two names and click on Modify.
Change the drive name from C to whatever drive you want to make the installations.

Applejuice · Sep 27, 2023

Do you have them placed inside the right folder. Check screenshot

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Applejuice · Oct 6, 2023

From the looks of it this (and our good friend Google.) this has to do with AMD processors.

Try going to your BIOS settings and check if SVM mode is ENABLED.
Also disable hyper-v in windows feature.

This should make it work.

Applejuice · Oct 10, 2023

From your story I'm not sure if you use the extension already, but I can suggest using that one as its super easy to use and always gives you the right cookie info:

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How to install:
1. Download ZIP file
2. Extract ZIP file
3. Go to your browsers extension page
4. Enable developer mode
5. Paste the folder you extracted in the extension page
6. There should now be a new extension (Looks like a cookie)

Applejuice · Aug 6, 2023

I would suggest always leaving python installed as it is used in most scrapers.

And for Android Studio it's best to keep that one installed as well as the generated keys might don't work after a while. (That will safe some time for future usage)

babaayaggaa · Aug 9, 2023

Thank you both! Everything is working.

sim0n00ps · Aug 27, 2023

Yes they should last a long time as long as they are not shared with others and only you are using them.

You'll always be able to download the videos but those ones will be encrypted and you won't be able to play them at all, so you will need to setup one of my tools to download them.

Dania · Aug 27, 2023

I just wanted to share this:

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I'm unsure if there's any reason - for now at least - to use this method/script over the Android 9 method/script already shared in this thread, as the Android 9 method is faster and easier than this new method, but I thought I'd share my findings anyway, as I've been successful in dumping keys from both Android 10, 11, 12 and 13, all using the Android Studio method, just in combination with Diazole's dumper script instead of WVDumper's script.

It is more complicated than running WVDumper's script, because you now need to pass the correct function name to get a successful key dump. For Android 10/11, I managed to do it by passing --function-name [correct function name], but for 12/13, I needed to add the correct function name in the script.js file - found in the Helpers folder - and then pass --cdm-version [correct CDM version]. This meant I needed to find those "correct" values and to find them, libwvhidl.so (for 10/11/12, each versions file is different) or libwvaidl.so (for 13), is needed, as they have the correct function name - for the version of Android in question - inside. More than one value is listed (see the lists for Android 12 and 13 below), and only a single value works; the rest seem to be "

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". There's a bit of a breakdown of the entire process in

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(which is also linked from Diazole's Git) and in

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for those wanting to know more.

Here's the list of function names in Android Studio's Android 12 libwvhidl.so file.

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And here's the list of function names for Android Studio's Android 13 libwvaidl.so, with even more possible function names...

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After searching around Videohelp, I found the correct values for Android 10 and 11 but not for 12 and 13. Now, I'm honestly unsure if there's an easy way to find the correct value for each Android version without the use of trial and error, but after testing almost all the function names for 12 and 13 I found, one by one, I have some results and below is what works for me.

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Which means the following:
Android 10: pass --function-name 'ofskesua'.
Android 11: pass --function-name 'ppsniaij'. As a note, 11 has WebView installed instead of Chrome for whatever reason.

Android 12: Edit script.js to feature the correct function name (see the list above), then pass --cdm-version '16.1.0'.
Android 13: Edit script.js to feature the correct function name (again, see the list above), then pass --cdm-version '17.0.0'.

I have not tried if pasting all of the function names above into script.js at the same time makes it work on all Android versions, without any further editing, but only changing 'rnmsglvj' to the correct function name seems to work (for 12 and 13 at least).

Also if you wish to use Android 12 or 13, remember to download and use the x86_64 version of Frida server, not the x86 version. Yes, I made that mistake myself too...

And, as a tip for people with an older or low-power system like me, who's having issues with Android Studio:

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Applejuice · Sep 6, 2023

Make sure you are in the folder with the dump_keys.py file.

Example:
If you have it in your downloads folder. You should open your command prompt in C:\Users\NAME\Downloads\dumper-main

Applejuice · Sep 17, 2023

I'm quickly going to show how I have the files setup because I think you've made a slight error there.

Frida.bat file:

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Dumpkeys.bat file:

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And finally make sure they are in a folder together (which they are by default, but idk if you changed it.)

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Guide Guide for getting DRM content. (WIP)

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Python, PIP and Frida installation​

Android Studio installation and creating your first virtual phone​

Installing Frida-server on your virtual phone​

Automated method: https://simpcity.su/threads/guide-for-getting-drm-content-wip.181199/post-3091645​

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Automated version:​

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Guide for MacOS users​

Installing Python, Frida and Frida-tools​

Android Studio​

Installing Frida-server on your virtual phone​

Dumper Script​

Getting keys using the Dumper script​

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READ BELOW FIRST BEFORE DOING ANYTHING!​

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Python, PIP and Frida installation

Android Studio installation and creating your first virtual phone

Installing Frida-server on your virtual phone

Automated method: https://simpcity.su/threads/guide-for-getting-drm-content-wip.181199/post-3091645

Automated version:

Guide for MacOS users

Installing Python, Frida and Frida-tools

Android Studio

Installing Frida-server on your virtual phone

Dumper Script

Getting keys using the Dumper script

READ BELOW FIRST BEFORE DOING ANYTHING!