Enhanced Root Hiding Module

A comprehensive root hiding solution for Android that combines the power of Shamiko, TrickyStore, and Zygisk with an easy-to-use web UI.

Features

• Multi-layered Root Hiding: Combines multiple technologies for maximum effectiveness

  • Shamiko: Hide Magisk root, Zygisk itself, and Zygisk modules
  • TrickyStore: Spoof device attestation for better SafetyNet/Play Integrity passing
  • Zygisk: Additional root hiding through Zygisk hooks
  • Zygisk Next: Support for standalone Zygisk implementation

• Advanced Anti-Detection:

  • Hide /bin/magiskpolicy from detection
  • Hide /system/bin/su binary
  • Hide Magisk modules like liblspd.so
  • Fix mount inconsistencies in /proc/mounts
  • Hide LSPosed detection
  • Hide LineageOS detection

• User-Friendly Web UI:

  • Select which apps to hide root from
  • Configure all settings through a clean interface
  • Save and restore configurations

• Flexible Configuration:

  • Whitelist mode (only allow selected apps to access root)
  • Customize security patch level for device attestation

Requirements

• Magisk v24.0+ or KernelSU with Zygisk enabled
• Shamiko module (recommended for best results)
• Zygisk Next (optional, for better compatibility)

Installation

Via Magisk/KernelSU Manager

1. Download the latest release from GitHub Releases
2. Install via Magisk/KernelSU Manager
3. Reboot your device
4. Access the web UI through Magisk/KernelSU Manager

Manual Installation

1. Download the latest release
2. Extract the zip file
3. Copy the extracted files to /data/adb/modules/enhanced-root-hiding
4. Set proper permissions: chmod -R 755 /data/adb/modules/enhanced-root-hiding
5. Reboot your device

Usage

Hiding Root from Apps

1. Open the web UI from Magisk/KernelSU Manager
2. Go to the "Apps" tab
3. Select the apps you want to hide root from
4. Click "Save Configuration"

Settings

• Shamiko: Enable/disable Shamiko integration
• TrickyStore: Enable/disable TrickyStore integration
• Zygisk Module: Enable/disable additional Zygisk hooks
• Zygisk Next: Use Zygisk Next implementation for better compatibility
• Whitelist Mode: Only allow selected apps to access root
• Security Patch Level: Customize the security patch level for device attestation

Anti-Detection Settings

• Hide Magisk Policy: Hide /bin/magiskpolicy from detection
• Hide SU Binary: Hide /system/bin/su from detection
• Hide Magisk Modules: Hide detectable module files like liblspd.so
• Fix Mount Inconsistency: Hide mount inconsistencies in /proc/mounts
• Hide LSPosed: Hide LSPosed detection
• Hide LineageOS: Hide LineageOS detection

Building from Source

Prerequisites

• JDK 17+
• Android NDK
• Git

Build Steps

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/saksham/enhanced-root-hiding.git
   cd enhanced-root-hiding

2. Build the module:

   ./gradlew build

3. Create the module zip:

   ./build.sh

The module zip will be available in module/release/enhanced-root-hiding-v1.0.0.zip.

Troubleshooting

Common Issues

1. Apps still detect root

   • Make sure all three components (Shamiko, TrickyStore, and Zygisk) are enabled
   • Try enabling all anti-detection settings
   • Some apps use multiple detection methods; you may need to try different combinations of settings

2. Web UI not loading

   • Make sure busybox is installed
   • Check the logs at /data/adb/enhanced-root-hiding/logs/webui.log

3. Module not working after update

   • Clear Magisk/KernelSU cache
   • Reboot your device
   • Reinstall the module if necessary

Logs

Logs are stored in /data/adb/enhanced-root-hiding/logs/:

• webui.log: Web UI server logs
• anti_detection.log: Anti-detection script logs
• post-fs-data.log: Module initialization logs

Credits

• Shamiko developers
• TrickyStore by 5ec1cff
• Zygisk Next by 5ec1cff and Nullptr
• KernelSU team for the WebUI API

License

This module is provided under the GPL-3.0 License.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some amazing feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request