Closed devnoname120 closed 5 months ago
The main issue Xposed modules will always have is they'll never be truly able to hide the fact they're injected into the app's process, that by itself greatly exposes any Xposed modules
Also this module doesn't seem to do anything that other root hiding solutions don't already do, it only does them in arguably the worst way possible (as an Xposed module)
As for features Zygisk Assistant by itself won't cloak properties that would indicate an unlocked bootloader, however any half decent custom ROM already does that (same if you use something like Play Integrity Fix on the stock ROM)
It will also not try to hide the selinux status as doing so is futile to any app with a half decent detection system (as permissive selinux leaves a lot of security holes)
It won't hide apps as this detection can be constantly updated to detect new apps, so keeping a huge internal list of root apps to hide isn't very practical, that's better achieved by using something like Hidemyapplist
There is a similar project on GitHub: https://github.com/gauravssnl/BypassRootCheckPro
How does Zygisk-Assistant compare to it in terms of features and completeness? Thanks