The app needs root (su) to write target files. LSPosed hooks are
injected into system_server at boot, so a reboot is required after
enabling the module — system_server must restart with hooks active.
The lsposed APK now includes a Compose target picker UI that works
with both kmod and zygisk on any root solution. Update all READMEs
to recommend the app over WebUI (which is KernelSU-only).
Root README is now the single source for shared content (verified
against, split tunneling, threat model, component overview). Sub-READMEs
focus on component-specific technical details and link back to root.
- Remove ~700 lines of duplicated content across sub-READMEs
- Update all cross-references to use monorepo relative paths
- Add test-app to components table
- Update zygisk README: mark openat/recvmsg/SIOCGIFCONF as implemented
- Fix stale links to archived repos
- Remove specific commercial app/bank names from all READMEs, comments,
and log messages to avoid legal issues. Open-source detection tools
(RKNHardering, YourVPNDead) are kept with links.
- Rewrite test-app in Jetpack Compose with Material3 dynamic colors,
edge-to-edge, system dark/light theme support.
- Make test UI more verbose with detailed result cards.
- Add full logcat output for all checks (tag: VPNHideTest) for
automated testing by AI agents.
- Fix 16KB page alignment for Android 15+.
Unified repository for the complete Android VPN-hiding stack:
- zygisk/ — Rust Zygisk module (inline libc hooks via shadowhook)
- lsposed/ — Kotlin LSPosed module (Java API + system_server hooks)
- kmod/ — C kernel module (kretprobe hooks, invisible to anti-tamper)
CI workflows use path filters to build only the changed component.
