xposed security alert code 2 ( Netmarble games ) fix / solution

jxlah · Aug 10, 2016

DeepPurple72 said:
Lol. Yes, at least you can play with xposed. Idk why the toggle script doesnt work on yours....
i find it odd you can manually rename folder, but get some kind of shell error using automate...
unless your device has some kind of security setting or app preventing it, the script should work.
Im running lollipop 5.02.... which version android are you running?

The script just uses check if folder exists, rename /data/data/folder_name commands. And toast messages. Thats all.

Script requires ( in automate ) 2 installed privileges: superuser & read sd card.
are these privileges installed & enabled for the toggle script?
Perhaps the script cant read root/system folders/files and gives error.
* in addition, your supersu must grant automate root privileges also.

there is no cd command being used.... i will research your error....

Question? Are you using SuperUser or SuperSU app, or are you running a custom ROM?

Im running SuperSU on stock rom.... i read superuser or built-in superuser on custom roms may not work well with automate. If you dont have SuperSU, perhaps try that.

Another thing that could cause java.lang.IllegalStateException errors is if you have multiple profiles on android... you must be primary user.

Hey, I managed to fix the error and got the script working

. Apparently when I downloaded the script, the working path that SU commands is pointed towards my storage area and not "/". I just changed all 3 working path to "/" and the script worked perfectly. Thanks for troubleshooting with me and maybe you can add this to the FAQ for others who encounter my problem.

Marty_Since87 · Aug 11, 2016

DeepPurple72 said:
The basic solution is as follows:

Using a file manager app with root, in the /data/data folder,
simply rename the folder called de.robv.android.xposed.installer
( i rename it to de.robv.android.xposed.installer2 )
Then launch the game, future fight. (Works fine for me)
you do not have to reboot! Just rename the folder.

When you are done with game and exit it, dont forget to rename
the xposed installer folder in /data/data back to de.robv.android.xposed.installer

Thank you sooooooooo much, this basic solution is the best. My modules are still active.

Adamante · Sep 6, 2016

No more xposed security alert, but my netmarble game still detect gameguardian. Any idea?
In this case I play seven knights. Thanks.

spikiller · Sep 6, 2016

Isn´t it possible and allowed to decompile xposed_installer and rename the apk name so it would be installed to "de.robv.android.xposed.installer2" ?

Regards

DeepPurple72 · Sep 8, 2016

spikiller said:
Isn´t it possible and allowed to decompile xposed_installer and rename the apk name so it would be installed to "de.robv.android.xposed.installer2" ?

Regards

That may be possible, IDK... xposed modules store their settings in the xposed installers data folder. IDK if modules look for a fixed path or retrieve it from xposed installer. I guess you could try...

I think the best & easiest solution is to either manually rename the folder, or use the toggle script to do it for you, as most users do not decompile/recompile packages. But you do have a good idea, and I am curious if your proposed method works. If you are successful, then let us know.

DeepPurple72 · Sep 8, 2016

Adamante said:
No more xposed security alert, but my netmarble game still detect gameguardian. Any idea?
In this case I play seven knights. Thanks.

Unfortunately, netmarble blacklists all the major memory editor hacking apps, such as gameguardian, gamekiller, etc, etc... you cannot have them running or you will get a detection error/not allowed to play.
And even if it doesnt detect it running, It is my experience that the game-hack apps DO NOT WORK on server based games, so even if you could defeat the game's detection of the cheat app, once you hack the coins, gems, etc, the server will give you some kind of error message, forcing you to restart the client, and ignoring the hacked values. I think its due to your game data being stored on the server, and it is smart enough to compare your clients variables against the server stored ones.

Basically, any game that requires internet connection to play is most likely server based, and gameguardian + similar cheating/memory editing apps will NOT work with them.

spikiller · Sep 8, 2016

DeepPurple72 said:
That may be possible, IDK... xposed modules store their settings in the xposed installers data folder. IDK if modules look for a fixed path or retrieve it from xposed installer. I guess you could try...

I think the best & easiest solution is to either manually rename the folder, or use the toggle script to do it for you, as most users do not decompile/recompile packages. But you do have a good idea, and I am curious if your proposed method works. If you are successful, then let us know.

Problem with my installation is that I´ve installed XInternalSD xposed modul inkl systemapps, if I rename the folder the plugin stopped working. If I´ve got time I try to decompile and change the path. If anyone other has time he/she can do it too :fingers-crossed: :good: :laugh:

Regards

vrzquezzy · Oct 2, 2016

What happen if i forgot to rename from original folder and my hh reboot? Is that bootlop? Thx

Blacklistest · Oct 2, 2016

vrzquezzy said:
What happen if i forgot to rename from original folder and my hh reboot? Is that bootlop? Thx

No.. It will create another de.robv.android.xposed.installer folder.. But you need activate/checked your modules again

Charlie_Romero · Oct 23, 2016

***IT WORKS FINE**

Just use something like "Root Explorer" and you will be able to see more folders than usual. I was trying to find the xposed under Data with the app ES File explorer but I didn't find it so I downloaded ROOT EXPLORER and I found it, renamed the exposed folder and got into the game perfectly!!

Thanks for the first post about all steps.

puturaya20 · Oct 24, 2016

working sirr

rndhmk · Nov 18, 2016

Still working on lastest update, even its not originaly uploaded by you, but still credit goes to you, ty sir :good::laugh:

vegetaz · Dec 6, 2016

DeepPurple72 said:
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THESE SOLUTIONS / SCRIPTS IN THESE POSTS ARE ONLY FOR THE
"SECURITY ALERT CODE 2 [XPOSED]" error message in games....
( they are NOT for OTHER "Security Alert Code 2 [SomeOtherApp]" GAME ERRORS !!! )...

PLEASE TAKE YOUR TIME TO THOROUGHLY READ & UNDERSTAND THESE SOLUTIONS
TO BYPASSING THE "SECURITY ALERT CODE 2 [XPOSED]" game error... Thank you.

I found a good solution to this problem and wanted to share it with the community as many others have encountered this problem...

When trying to play Netmarble games with xposed installed on your android device, the game uses some kind of anti-cheat detection, giving the error message "xposed security alert code 2" and exiting the game.. It appears to be some kind of online detection where the error occurs after it connects online and says its checking for updates. :crying:

GAMES LIKE MARVEL FUTURE FIGHT, SEVEN KNIGHTS, RUSH-N-KRUSH, EVIL BANE, etc detect xposed installer. Xposed modules do not hide xposed from these games either ( such as rootcloak, denying permissions, etc ).

I originally posted the "how-to" responding to another users thread:

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/develop...lertcode-2-t3265279/post67346433#post67346433

I decided to start a new thread and post the solutions here.

There is no need to uninstall xposed, nor is a reboot required!

not work :crying:

externus · Jan 15, 2017

Hey, thx for the guide now I can play Star Wars force arena without problems.
I have made with Tasker + TaskerAppFactory a simple app to rename the folder.
I like this way more, because I dont need to have tasker, automate or sth. else to run in background, wich is better for battery life

Its just like the manual way, when you press the on button, it will rename the folder to xposed.installer2
and when you click the off button it will simply revert this.
You need to grant root rights, because that are systemfolders.
You dont need to have tasker just install the attached apk.

If you maybe dont trust it, but you want to build an app like this with tasker by yourself,
you just need to make a scene with your buttons and the klick action is: File/moveFile and there you need to specify the path.
Move file is the same as just renaming it like here explained. https://qnalist.com/questions/5100335/renaming-folders

Hint: If you are restarting your device, dont forget to revert the name change (click the off button), otherwise your xposed modules wont be activated after restart and you need to activate them all and restart again.
So dont forget to turn off (revert) the changes after playing the game

Have fun

Update:
I have attached the scene and task in the zip if you want build the app by yourself with tasker+ app factory
and updated the apk, the earlier version didnt killed the monitoring service by tasker itself.

Blue_bl · Jan 15, 2017

externus said:
Hey, thx for the guide now I can play Star Wars force arena without problems.
I have made with Tasker + TaskerAppFactory a simple app to rename the folder.
I like this way more, because I dont need to have tasker, automate or sth. else to run in background, wich is better for battery life

Its just like the manual way, when you press the on button, it will rename the folder to xposed.installer2
and when you click the off button it will simply revert this.
You need to grant root rights, because that are systemfolders.
You dont need to have tasker just install the attached apk.

If you maybe dont trust it, but you want to build an app like this with tasker by yourself,
you just need to make a scene with your buttons and the klick action is: File/moveFile and there you need to specify the path.
Move file is the same as just renaming it like here explained. https://qnalist.com/questions/5100335/renaming-folders

Have fun

Nice app THX
Now I can play the game.:fingers-crossed:

Smashhead85 · Feb 18, 2017

seems to work like a charm and it launches right out of automate after the permissions are set and I hit the start button

---------- Post added at 12:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:20 PM ----------

DeepPurple72 said:
PLEASE BE AWARE THAT THESE SOLUTIONS / SCRIPTS IN THESE POSTS ARE ONLY FOR THE
"SECURITY ALERT CODE 2 [XPOSED]" error message in games....
( they are NOT for OTHER "Security Alert Code 2 [SomeOtherApp]" GAME ERRORS !!! )...

PLEASE TAKE YOUR TIME TO THOROUGHLY READ & UNDERSTAND THESE SOLUTIONS
TO BYPASSING THE "SECURITY ALERT CODE 2 [XPOSED]" game error... Thank you.

I found a good solution to this problem and wanted to share it with the community as many others have encountered this problem...

When trying to play Netmarble games with xposed installed on your android device, the game uses some kind of anti-cheat detection, giving the error message "xposed security alert code 2" and exiting the game.. It appears to be some kind of online detection where the error occurs after it connects online and says its checking for updates. :crying:

GAMES LIKE MARVEL FUTURE FIGHT, SEVEN KNIGHTS, RUSH-N-KRUSH, EVIL BANE, etc detect xposed installer. Xposed modules do not hide xposed from these games either ( such as rootcloak, denying permissions, etc ).

I originally posted the "how-to" responding to another users thread:

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/develop...lertcode-2-t3265279/post67346433#post67346433

I decided to start a new thread and post the solutions here.

There is no need to uninstall xposed, nor is a reboot required!

seems to be working fine...something to note though i downloaded automate did not get tasker i also downloaded the original script and the one for seven knights... with the seven knights script if i minimize i get back the error but with the first script i don't seem to the error if i minimize the game so that might be something worth looking at

DeepPurple72 · Mar 16, 2017

the automate toggle script works great, and does not drain battery. If you reboot and forgot to toggle xposed back on, just run the toggle script, and it will automatically fix xposed for you.... since the toggle script works with all games, its my personal choice.

but for those of you who prefer individual "launchers", you can easily use one of the automate launchers as a template to create one for another game should you desire..... or the tasker app factory mentioned earlier by another user....
whatever works for you! just let us play our games, while keeping xposed !!!!
( I've heard some apps are using java code to detect root now, and xposed roothide/rootcloak, etc can't stop the detection....
it would really suck for us if games start using root detection, instead of detecting xposed.
but with xposed toggled "off", xposed modules can't run, so there is no threat to them. )

It works perfect with the new FORCE ARENA game too.

bottom line is this: You can KEEP xposed, play them netmarble games, and best of all, no reboots required!

I'm glad my post has helped so many gamers... XPOSED IS NOT A CHEAT!!!! Peace All!

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RE-POSTED INFO: This is the toggle script, with auto-fix xposed if you rebooted with xposed toggled off:
( Just run the xposed toggle script again after a reboot and it will auto-fix xposed! )
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*** TOGGLE XPOSED ON/OFF script *** Requires AUTOMATE app as posted on PAGE 1, with directions.

It has been uploaded to Automate Community, Games Category, with the TITLE:
"bypass XPOSED Security Alert Code 2 (UPDATED)"

*note: after downloading & installing the new updated script, (1) remove the old shortcut from your homescreen (2) delete the old script from automate (3) create a new shortcut on your homescreen...

*** to create shortcuts for automate scripts:
In automate, EDIT the flowchart
click on the 1st block ( flow beginning block ),
then click on the Install Homescreen Shortcut button
(Then click OK or CANCEL, and DONE to exit the editor)

lieuliau · Mar 16, 2017

I tried but it not work in Stone Age.

Kokoa666 · Mar 30, 2017

Not Work Anymore

after the last update 7Knights today, rename xposed folder to de.robv.android.xposed.installer2 not work anymore,the 7Knights app still detect the xposed, any new tricks to bypass this security code 2 ?

reversedheaven · Mar 31, 2017

Having the same issue, renaming, deleting the folder does not work. I don't even use Xposed for the games. I have to sacrifice Xposed Customization modules for these. Hopefully someone can look into this.

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