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Signing your app using this key would allow you to name your app system.uid.android, effectively giving you root for free. You probably won't be able to sign fi

Signing your app using this key would allow you to name your app system.uid.android, effectively giving you root for free. You probably won't be able to sign firmware in the Linux sense of the word, but in android world "firmware" is loosely defined and is often used to talk about the android ROM.

lalopalota 4y ago
that's what i am looking for. any ideas on how to find the key?
stop50 4y ago
On android only the apps and updates are signed. In the normal system state is the only writable part the encrypted data partition, system,vendor and product are readonly mounted and can be only be mounted in the writable mode after an update is verified and the update binary mounts the partition writable.