Fridump is an open source memory dumping tool designed for penetration testers and developers. The tool leverages the Frida framework to extract accessible memory addresses from applications running on supported platforms including iOS, Android, and Windows. The tool provides several configuration options through command-line flags: - Custom output directory specification for dump files - Verbosity control for detailed operation logging - Read-only memory dumping capability - Automatic string extraction from dump files - Maximum dump file size limitations Fridump operates by interfacing with the Frida dynamic instrumentation toolkit to access and extract memory contents from target applications. The extracted memory data can be saved to files for subsequent analysis and examination. The tool supports cross-platform memory dumping operations, making it suitable for mobile application security testing on iOS and Android devices, as well as Windows application analysis. Memory dumps generated by Fridump can be used for reverse engineering, malware analysis, and security research purposes.