Dumping a running app's memory using a x86 android emulator

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okunas

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02/20/18
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I've been trying to dump an app's memory with gdb using terminal emulator on NoxPlayer but with no success obviously since it's not supported on the x86 architecture. So I then tried an other way of getting the same end result using Gameguardian but the app I'm trying to dump the memory of force closes after a few seconds preventing me from dumping its memory. This app seems to have 2 sub processes which I can dump the memory of without them crashing on me but what I get from them is useless to me.

So my question is, is there a way of getting the decrypted DLLs of a unity based game using a x86 android emulator which I'm not aware of?
 
Bluestacks is your best option bro but need to set it up with adb and adb server but its easy just finding them on net and place in correct folder of any root explorer
 
The app crashes when I try dump its memory on Bluestacks too, I suppose it's because of appguard.
 
All x86 emulators, only some use ARM broadcast, and that's why we can run ARM games and programs
 
From the problem I see that there is a protection of memory from the debugger. Try the next, add GameGuardian and immediately stop the game process to pause and start dumping, it can be, it helped me in many games
 
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