Is it possible to inbuild Zygisk in kernel ? #1291
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isnt zygisk a thing that injects to a zygote process? |
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Zygote is inherently userspace. The sheer amount of hacks to try to hook it from the kernel is unimaginable. |
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Use Zygisk Next @chiteroman |
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I'm noob and new into Linux kernel, and I want to know if it is possible to build Zygisk (or another hooking implementation) into kernel without using a module. This should be undetectable.
I did all super subpartitions read-write using a script and modify framework.jar including Pine to spoof a "valid" certificate chain, I hooked a lot of methods and apps like Momo didn't detect it. Imagine this in kernel...
How viable would this be?
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