Magisk: Android customization and root management suite
Android root solution with systemless modifications and boot image management for Android 6.0+.
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Magisk is an open source Android customization framework that provides root access and system modification capabilities without directly altering system partitions. It works by patching the boot image and using mount namespaces to present modified files to applications while keeping the original system intact. The suite includes MagiskSU for root access management, a module system for installing modifications, MagiskBoot for boot image manipulation, and Zygisk for code injection into application processes. It is commonly used for rooting devices, installing system modifications, bypassing safety checks, and developing Android customizations.
Systemless Modifications
Modifies system behavior without altering actual system partitions, using mount namespaces to present changes while preserving original files.
Boot Image Tools
Includes MagiskBoot, a comprehensive tool for unpacking, modifying, and repacking Android boot images across different formats and compression methods.
Process Injection
Zygisk component allows code execution within every Android application's process space, providing deep system integration capabilities.
Hotfix release reverting bootloop-causing changes, includes Rust migration and vendor_boot partition support.
- –Revert a change that could result in bootloops
- –Migrate a significant portion of the codebase to Rust
- –Various minor bug fixes
- –Support installing Magisk into vendor_boot partition
- –Improve Magisk specific files injection logic
Major codebase migration to Rust, adds vendor_boot partition support, and enhances security capabilities.
- –Migrate a significant portion of the codebase to Rust
- –Various minor bug fixes
- –Support installing Magisk into vendor_boot partition
- –Improve Magisk specific files injection logic
- –Add ability to restrict Linux capabilities even if running as root (uid=0)
Fixes MagiskSU implementation bugs and includes vendor_boot support with Rust migration improvements.
- –Fix several implementation bugs
- –Various minor bug fixes
- –Support installing Magisk into vendor_boot partition
- –Migrate a significant portion of the codebase to Rust
- –Improve Magisk specific files injection logic
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