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+layout: news_item
+title: 'Frida 16.0.8 Released'
+date: 2022-12-13 00:21:38 +0100
+author: oleavr
+version: 16.0.8
+categories: [release]
+---
+
+This time we've focused on polishing up our macOS and iOS support. For those of
+you using *spawn()* and spawn-gating for early instrumentation, things are now
+in much better shape.
+
+## i/macOS spawn() performance
+
+The most exciting change in this release is all about performance. Programs that
+would previously take a while to start when launched using Frida should now be a
+lot quicker to start. This long-standing bottleneck was so bad that an app with
+a lot of libraries could fail to launch due to Frida slowing down its startup
+too much.
+
+## i/macOS and SIGPIPE
+
+Next up we have a fix for a long-standing reliability issue. Turns out our
+file-descriptors used for IPC did not have SO_NOSIGPIPE set, so we could
+sometimes end up in a situation where either Frida or the target process
+terminated abruptly, and the other side would end up getting zapped by SIGPIPE
+while trying to write().
+
+## Sandboxed environments, part two
+
+The previous release introduced some bold new changes to support injecting into
+hardened targets. Since then [@hsorbo][] and me dug back into our recent GLib
+kqueue() patch and fixed some rough edges. We also fixed a regression where
+attaching to hardened processes through usbmuxd would fail with “connection
+closed”.
+
+## Linux
+
+On the Linux and Android side of things, some of you may have noticed that
+thread enumeration could fail randomly, especially inside busy processes. That
+issue has now finally been dealt with.
+
+Also, thanks to [@drosseau][] we also have an error-handling improvement that
+should avoid some confusion when things fail in 32-/64-bit cross-arch builds.
+
+## EOF
+
+That is all this time around. Enjoy!
+
+
+[@hsorbo]: https://twitter.com/hsorbo
+[@drosseau]: https://github.com/drosseau