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> Modification detection can be handled with Magisk Hide, root detection with RootCloak, custom XPosed modules for the sneakier ones. Not really, if they're no
by Mindwipe 6y ago
> Modification detection can be handled with Magisk Hide, root detection with RootCloak, custom XPosed modules for the sneakier ones.
Not really, if they're not using hardware attestation for Safetynet they will do soon. And even the developer for Magisk believes there's no practical way around that.
https://www.xda-developers.com/safetynet-hardware-attestation-hide-root-magisk/ https://www.xda-developers.com/safetynet-hardware-attestatio...
- franga2000 6y agoThankfully that hasn't rolled out everywhere yet, and most banking apps I've used rely on less sophisticated methods of tamper detection (like RootBeer). Hopefully Orange Man's little trade war slows down adoption by devs somewhat, but once that fizzles out, we might have to start looking at a regulatory angle. I don't like that idea, but what other choice do we have? Google clearly doesn't listen to their customers (or rather, we aren't their customers) and good luck even getting in touch with a bank's dev team, let alone convince them to do something that, to their uneducated higher-ups at least, looks like a security downgrade.