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π¨ URGENT SECURITY ADVISORY SUBJECT: Malicious Persistence and Covert Networking in Magisk Module "Play Integrity Pr**ium -v19.9" DEV OF CONCERN: f***h7 ACTION REQUIRED: IMMEDIATE UNINSTALLATION AND MANDATORY FACTORY RESET ------ 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY β¦
There's nothing malicious in it I just verified it by myself by looking at the script as well.. as CIT also verified it...
I apologise for that, like without seeing the source I send it here (yigit or trygit dev) btw is a Keybox stealer XD read more here..
You shouldn't worry about that one module at least, but still beware before flashing any kind of modules..
Just cross check the source and the person whom to trust or not, because even Open Source Modules are malicious nowadays :)
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I apologise for that, like without seeing the source I send it here (yigit or trygit dev) btw is a Keybox stealer XD read more here..
You shouldn't worry about that one module at least, but still beware before flashing any kind of modules..
Just cross check the source and the person whom to trust or not, because even Open Source Modules are malicious nowadays :)
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Nah, I know what Iβm flashing π
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ADB GUI KIT π±
A simple, modern GUI for ADB and Fastboot. Built with Wails (Go + React) for a fast, lightweight.
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π₯ DLs: GitHub
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π¨ Tags: #desktop #windows #adb
A simple, modern GUI for ADB and Fastboot. Built with Wails (Go + React) for a fast, lightweight.
Dashboard-
β¦ View device details (model, battery, status).
β¦ Auto-detects ADB/Fastboot connections.
Utilities
β¦ One-click reboots: System, Recovery, Bootloader.
App Manager
β¦ Install APKs from PC.
β¦ Uninstall by package name (with confirm dialog).
File Explorer
β¦ Browse /sdcard/, push/pull files/folders.
β¦ Handles loading and empty states.
Flasher
β¦ Flash.img to partitions (boot/recovery).
β¦ Factory reset with safety prompt.
β¦ Sideload ZIPs in recovery mode.
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ShizuWall
A lightweight, privacy focused Android firewall application that blocks network connections for selected apps without requiring root access or VPN. ShizuWall leverages Shizuku to provide powerful network control capabilities. Requires Android 11 (API 30) or higher.
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- Screenshots
- Features
- Source code
Developer: Ahmet Can Arslan
π· Tags: #Android #Shizuku #Network
A lightweight, privacy focused Android firewall application that blocks network connections for selected apps without requiring root access or VPN. ShizuWall leverages Shizuku to provide powerful network control capabilities. Requires Android 11 (API 30) or higher.
π Links:
- Download
- Screenshots
- Features
- Source code
Developer: Ahmet Can Arslan
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β Star the repo/app
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π Swift Backup vs Bundle Mods Module, Speed & Size Test
π¦ Total App Size: 4 apps ~ 2.3 GB
π΅ Swift Backup
β’ π Compressed Size: 1.46 GB
β’ β±οΈ Backup Time: 1 min 23 s
β’ β»οΈ Restore Time: 1 min 58 s
π’ Bundle Mods Module
β’ π Compressed Size: 1.24 GB
β’ β‘ Backup Time: 37 s
β’ π Restore Time: 59 s
π Conclusion:
- Bundle Mods produces smaller backups and is much faster in both backup and restore compared to Swift Backup.
π¦ Total App Size: 4 apps ~ 2.3 GB
π΅ Swift Backup
β’ π Compressed Size: 1.46 GB
β’ β±οΈ Backup Time: 1 min 23 s
β’ β»οΈ Restore Time: 1 min 58 s
π’ Bundle Mods Module
β’ π Compressed Size: 1.24 GB
β’ β‘ Backup Time: 37 s
β’ π Restore Time: 59 s
π Conclusion:
- Bundle Mods produces smaller backups and is much faster in both backup and restore compared to Swift Backup.
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ποΈ Bundle Mods β’ v4
β¨ What's New in v4:
πMust Read:
π¦ Supports: Magisk β’ KernelSU β’ APatch, & their forks
π Released on: 16 November, 2025
π Download From GitHub
π§Ύ Docs & Guide
π¬ Report Issues / Get Support: @buildbytesdiscussion
β€οΈ Credits:
@ra_rear for Testing In SDCard and User Apps, Backup Restore.
@rifqihahay & @fearthecowl for Testing the module over-all
π¦ A simple tool that bundles all your Magisk or LSPosed modules, or local/user apps (much faster than Swift Backup), into one neat pack or separate folder. You can set a custom name, author, version, and more.
β¨ What's New in v4:
- π± Support for User apps backup/restore with full data: App & it's Splits, Data, ExtData, Media, OBB, Optionally: Android ID & All Permissions (like Swift Backup)
- πCreates a Config (with apps and parts) for User Apps so that you don't have to select same apps next time for backup.
- π Introduced a new method to store backups in a separate folder for faster access.
- π Removed Custom Script support, but you can still place scripts directly inside the ZIP or the #Backup folder.
- π§© Added BitGApps support (as it's flashable via Magisk). For NikGApps and others, visit this website.
- βΉοΈ Added support to change the version name just like Name or Author or Pack.
- π±Multiple fixes and improvements (see GitHub Commits).
πMust Read:
- π Check Comparison of Speed and Size here.
- βΉοΈ Check the full info of Module here.
- π₯ You may see massive speed improvement if you backup a lot of apps, because of parallel processing.
π¦ Supports: Magisk β’ KernelSU β’ APatch, & their forks
π Released on: 16 November, 2025
π Download From GitHub
π§Ύ Docs & Guide
π¬ Report Issues / Get Support: @buildbytesdiscussion
β€οΈ Credits:
@ra_rear for Testing In SDCard and User Apps, Backup Restore.
@rifqihahay & @fearthecowl for Testing the module over-all
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π¨ Chromium Zero-Day (CVE-2025-13223) β PATCH NOW!
A critical V8 βtype-confusionβ zero-day was being exploited in the wild. Chrome released fixes on 17 Nov 2025 (Stable: 142.0.7444.175/176). Other Chromium browsers (Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc, etc.) share the risk and should release updates ASAP.
Why care: attackers could run code just by you visiting a malicious page β no downloads or prompts required.
Do this now:
1. Open browser β About β update.
2. Restart.
3. Update every Chromium browser you use.
For Org admins: push the patch, audit endpoints, monitor for anomalies.
While other browsers didn't release a patch for this, watch this video for blocking the exploit by TheoJoe.
TheoJoe - UPDATE NOW- New Exploit Found in Chrome (Also Edge/Brave/Opera)
Patch source: Chrome Releases (17 Nov 2025)
A critical V8 βtype-confusionβ zero-day was being exploited in the wild. Chrome released fixes on 17 Nov 2025 (Stable: 142.0.7444.175/176). Other Chromium browsers (Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc, etc.) share the risk and should release updates ASAP.
Why care: attackers could run code just by you visiting a malicious page β no downloads or prompts required.
Do this now:
1. Open browser β About β update.
2. Restart.
3. Update every Chromium browser you use.
For Org admins: push the patch, audit endpoints, monitor for anomalies.
While other browsers didn't release a patch for this, watch this video for blocking the exploit by TheoJoe.
TheoJoe - UPDATE NOW- New Exploit Found in Chrome (Also Edge/Brave/Opera)
Patch source: Chrome Releases (17 Nov 2025)
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Cloudflare even took down downdetector in some regions π
This means, we also need a downdetector for the downdetector.
This means, we also need a downdetector for the downdetector.
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Not IPs exactly, cloudflare was down some paths only.
Maybe your vi network was connecting to other paths who were fine
This is the same exact reason why we were facing those ups & downs
Because the connection was establishing like 50-50, down path or theβ¦
Maybe your vi network was connecting to other paths who were fine
This is the same exact reason why we were facing those ups & downs
Because the connection was establishing like 50-50, down path or theβ¦
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π± Google backtracks on its sideloading restrictions: After heavy backlash from devs and powerβusers, Google is introducing a new βAdvanced Flowβ option.
Originally announced in August, the plan would have required all Android developers to verify their identity before their apps could be installed on certified devices.
Now experienced users will still be allowed to install unverified apps via this Advanced Flow, where they accept the risks, see clear warnings, and can bypass stricter verification.
Rollβout: In select countries (Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand) starting in 2026, and globally by 2027.
Android win win bois!
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Originally announced in August, the plan would have required all Android developers to verify their identity before their apps could be installed on certified devices.
Now experienced users will still be allowed to install unverified apps via this Advanced Flow, where they accept the risks, see clear warnings, and can bypass stricter verification.
Rollβout: In select countries (Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand) starting in 2026, and globally by 2027.
Android win win bois!
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