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Pointer Chain ⛓️ Finding

New feature added by - @CheaterNeverDies

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LSPosed Custom daemon.apk This is my Hyper-V daemon It can capture all types of Xposed module hook methods and send all hooked methods to my client APK 🌚 Xposed Module developer cry in corner

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Example output Custom daemon

Regex Smali.pdf

MT Manager & NP Manager Bug

If tools like MT Manager or NP Manager load a DEX file into memory using a ClassLoader and then invoke its methods via reflection for tasks like string decryption there is a potential security risk A malicious actor could embed harmful code inside a DEX file. When this DEX is loaded at runtime especially using the application context it can execute hidden operations without the user’s awareness. This means a crafted virus DEX could run in memory, perform unauthorized actions, and possibly access file manager features of the app, behaving similar to a RAT Remote Access Tool. Therefore, users should be cautious and avoid using untrusted DEX files for string decoding or method execution as it may lead to device compromise

Zygisk Owner Framework ( Art )

Lsposed Gone 😁 Undetectable Art Pointer Hooking

ZeroArt Zygisk

libso_controlflow (Assembly) Source Code.zip

Writer – @ispointer

This project encrypts your original assembly code inside a lib.so file. It then packs all symbols into a casting register. After the lib.so is loaded, all symbols are dynamically resolved and loaded.

AIDE NDK Builder Source Code.zip

You can set any JNI folder path to directly build JNI projects. First, you need to install AIDE NDK. After that, you can configure any path and easily build any C++ JNI project.

jni/*.cpp

Grabbed by @aantik_mods

Create a pattern for any assembly (hex signature)

#source_code

This project automatically ignores dynamically allocated instruction memory structures in assembly, processing them byte by byte (snapshot of EDL structure for x64)