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[Discussion] Magisk - The Age of Zygisk.
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My installation is working great so far. I noticed that my installation shows both Zygisk: Yes and Ramdisk: Yes.
Can someone explain why that is? Can you have an unmodified Ramdisk and still have a working Magisk?
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"Ramdisk: Yes" means that the original, not-yet-patched-by-Magisk, boot image included a ramdisk. "Zygisk: Yes" means Zygisk has been activated within Magisk. I don't believe there is any particular connection between the two -- across many devices, I think all four combinations can occur. You can control whether Zygisk is active. The Ramdisk state depends on the original boot image, and does not change when you install Magisk, or when you change Magisk's configuration.
I don't think you can have Magisk installed without the ramdisk having been modified but, again, that display is not referring to whether the ramdisk has been modified.
Would you mind sharing the exact settings for S-pushtan in HMA?
Also, do you have LXposed installed?
The app opens for me for about 2 seconds and then opens the browser, tellin me the root stuff
I just installed Fox's Magisk Module Manager and Zygisk-LSPosed doesn't appear to be available. Any idea where can I find it? Is this be a Magisk Module that would be replacing the LSPosed Xposed module?
Thanks!
Since TG links are not allowed on XDA, decipher from the screenshot
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Is not that I don't believe you, I just don't know where to get it. The screenshot doesn't help much. Could you please elaborate on download source and installation method? All Riru modules have been suspended upon reboot since I enabled Zygisk. Obviously, without Riru LSPosed, I cannot start LSPosed. Now what?
Do I need to go back and disable Zygisk in Magisk settings so I could regain access to LSPosed and then install the suggested version from within the (now available) LSPosed?
Thanks!
Screenshot is from Telegram app. On top you see the channel name - you should install TG app and search for the given channel
At the bottom you see the latest release, LSPosed Zygisk relesse zip to download ("Save to Download")
OK, I got it, thanks a buch! (although I just don't get this thing about forcing someone to use Telegram for downloading files. What's wrong with www?)
Now, having this checked, could you recommend the best module that's supposed to hide root since Magisk no longer does that? Thanks!
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as far as i know, a stable (non-"nightly") version of zygisk-lsposed will be released next week. just in case you don’t wanna deal with telegram-repositories especially for that, or may wanna wait a few days until the stable release is out (like i am, for example).
Cool, thanks, although I just installed the latest suggested version 1.6.5 (6337) and everything seems to be working fine. It's a pain having to go through all associations again (especially for XPrivacy Lua) but it is what is.as far as i know, a stable (non-"nightly") version of zygisk-lsposed will be released next week. just in case you don’t wanna deal with telegram-repositories especially for that, or may wanna wait a few days until the stable release is out (like i am, for example).
I've also noticed that apps in the deny list can NOT be added to XPrivacy Lua, (or any other module for that matter) which is quite an issue, since, in the case of XPrivacy Lua, having the ability to deny certain access to an app is definitely much more important than preventing the app from sensing root, as long as the app works just fine. For the time being it seem to be quite a compromise: hide root (deny list) with no ability to control privacy, or privacy with no ability to hide root. That's something we'll have to further look into.
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Did you setup DenyList?
Check if SafetyNet passes.
You may need to use USNF 2.2.1 - read e g. post #14 in this thread
To hide Zygisk itself, use Shamiko - once installed, you need to disable Enforce DenyList since Shamiko will take over
Shamiko must be also downloaded from TG, but thanks to the new module auto-updating scheme (properly implemented for Shamiko but not for LSPosed), its URL can be obtained:
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Please read OP posts and post #14.
Riru is not compatible with Zygisk.
Instead MagiskHide, you have now DenyList.
Everything is explained
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Thank you for putting this thread. From the OP, once I read all instructions, all is working fine and it is easy to follow and understand.
Redmi note 8 ginkgo ArrowOS.
Updated stable channel via app
Enable zygisk, configure denylist
Installed Fox mmm
Installed USNF
Pass safetynet
Banking apps working
I will be reporting again in the coming days if something came up ony device. Thank you again.
Redmi note 8 ginkgo ArrowOS.
Updated stable channel via app
Enable zygisk, configure denylist
Installed Fox mmm
Installed USNF
Pass safetynet
Banking apps working
I will be reporting again in the coming days if something came up ony device. Thank you again.
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I bookmarked it the other day when I ran across the link in a different thread.
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Try using my build, turn off zygisk (optional) and enable MagiskHide.
About Zygisk: Zygisk is still not perfect for hiding and zygisk leave very obvious traces for some apps such as Livin by Madiri (only work without zygisk). The problem is not "root is not hidden" but "Zygisk is not hidden". Riru has RiruHide to hide itself from scanning /proc/<pid/maps but Zygisk doesn't have hiding method and DenyList doesn't hide zygisk. If you are using LSPosed, recommended to use Riru for now.
If you apps are still detecting root, try install Riru - MomoHider: https://github.com/HuskyDG/Riru-Momohider/releases/tag/0.0.8-all-configs8
@ipdev can you add https://github.com/mywalkb/DenylistUnmount to this post, as an open source alternative to Shamiko? Many users are posting positive results with this module.8a new safetynet update has been released https://github.com/kdrag0n/safetynet-fix/releases
thanks to kdrag0n and osm0sis and benjibobs6Today I upgraded to Magisk 24, on my device I have also LSPosed.
In previous version riru and magisk hide was separated, so I could hide root for an app and hook with lsposed, now if I put the app in denylist, lsposed is not working.
I see many people use shamiko for hide root and continue to use lsposed, but I don't like because it's closed source.
I found an alternative DenylistUnmount (open source) is not perfect as shamiko but I think is good for many apps. I installed about 30 banking apps and only one detect root with DenylistUnmount but root is detected also with shamiko. So also shamiko is not perfect.
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117This is a discussion and help thread for the newer versions of Magisk.
The main goal of this thread is to help users migrate to Magisk v24+
- SafetyNet
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Fixes for gPay, banking apps and/or other apps and games that detect a 'compromised' Android system.
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- MagiskHide is removed.
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You still have the option to Hide the Magisk app under setting.
- Magisk Module online Repo is removed.
The Magisk Module online Repo is still available and can be accessed outside of the Magisk app.
- Everything SafetyNet is removed.
This includes the SafetyNet check that was incorporated into the Magisk app.
- Zygisk is introduced.
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- The Deny list replaces the Hide list.
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- Hide Magisk offline.
You do not need internet connection to rename (repackage) the Magisk app.
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Not much.
It is just the next step in Magisk's development.
Zygisk is a big step forward.
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- Reboot
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