Tutorial How to hide Magisk from root detections (Magisk v24 and up)

AndnixSH

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Zygisk's DenyList allows you to hide apps from detecting Magisk and root, prevent showing incompatile device or fake bugs such as crashes, stuck, connection error. DenyList is basically MagiskHide, but doesn't 100% hide. Some apps may still detecting it

This tutorial is for official Magisk only. If you are using Magisk-Delta, you are in the wrong place, please read this tutorial How to hide Magisk-Delta from root detections - Platinmods.com - Android & iOS MODs, Mobile Games & Apps

Hiding Magisk App
Let's start hiding Magisk app first

Open Magisk-Delta and open settings on the top-right corner

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Under App sction click on Hide the magisk app

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You will be prompted how the app should be called. The default name is Settings. Click OK when you are done

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Please wait for a few seconds. Don't do anything until it relaunches. After it relaunches, it may prompt you if you want to create a shortcut to your home screen. Click OK if you want to create a shortcut

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Then click Add automatically

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Installing hiding modules
There are 2 hiding modules for Magisk, Shamiko and Zygisk-Assistant. I recommended you try Shamiko first. Don't know what module to use? Just use Shamiko to begin with.

DO NOT USE BOTH MODULES SIMULTANEOUSLY, OTHERWISE ALL APPS WILL STOP WORKING AND MAY BRICK YOUR DEVICE. PLEASE ONLY HAVE ONE OF HIDING MODULE ENABLED

Open settings. Scroll down to Magisk section and enable Zygisk. Ensure the Enforce Denylist is disabled

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Download the zip file to your device. If you downloaded zip file using pc then connect your device with pc using a data cable and transfer it to the device.

Download link: Releases · LSPosed/LSPosed.github.io

Go to Modules section

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Click on Install from storage option

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Select downloaded zip file

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Confirm the installation

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After installation, simply click on the reboot button and your device will get rebooted

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Shamiko module: If you encounter this error "Please install Magisk Canary (>xxxxx)", you need to update Magisk to Canary version: Releases · topjohnwu/Magisk

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Open Magisk app, open settings. Scroll down to the Magisk sction click on Configure Denylist.

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Choose the apps you want to hide from root detections


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That’s it, you have successfully installed the hiding module on your device.

Extras
Play Integrity Fix module:

Play Integrity Fix attempts to fix Play Integrity verdicts to get a certified device on bootloader unlocked devices. IT WILL NOT WORK ON EMULATORS!

Download the module here: Releases · chiteroman/PlayIntegrityFix

See Wiki before using Play Integrity Fix module: PlayIntegrityFix/wiki

Play Integrity Fix needs a working fingerprint. If you are too lazy to find a fingerprint, use playcurl module to automatically pull a working fingerprint for you

Download the playcurl.zip here: Releases · daboynb/PlayIntegrityNEXT

Instructions here: PlayIntegrityNEXT/Fp_Downloader.apk to use with play integrity by chiteroman at main · daboynb/PlayIntegrityNEXT

Check if your device pass both Basic Integrity or Device Integrity using TB checker app or similar

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Hide My Applist Xposed module
Hide My Applist can work as an Xposed module to hide apps or reject app list requests, and provides some methods to test whether you have hidden your app list properly.

Tutorial: How to bypass hacking tool detections using Hide My Applist (Root + Xposed) - Platinmods.com - Android & iOS MODs, Mobile Games & Apps
 

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John wu preserves MagiskHide code and convert it into DenyList.
"MagiskHide is removed from Magisk" that mean John Wu don't see it as hiding purpose but for revoke changes made by Magisk
DenyList is basically MagiskHide but don't have ability to hiding sensitive props
DenyList cannot hide Zygisk, app in DenyList can thus detect Zygisk [Momo can detect Zygisk even it is in DenyList], use Shamiko module to hide Zygisk and Zygisk modules
I know that, I could have explained it before
But i will take a look on Shamiko module. The link is broken tho
 
Zygisk is not perfect for hiding.
I no longer recommend to use zygisk and Shamiko, read more here
Sorry for late reply, Shamiko actually worked better than MagiskHide for me. I was able to use government apps that I can't with MagiskHide. Otherwise I would have to unroot my phone completely if there is no way to bypass
 
@AndnixSH Sir if you have spare time can you describe a bit how magisk is detected even after changing the package name. Like is there any other way to detect application regardless of spoofing the package name. I tried searching everywhere but didn't find any.
 
@AndnixSH Sir if you have spare time can you describe a bit how magisk is detected even after changing the package name. Like is there any other way to detect application regardless of spoofing the package name. I tried searching everywhere but didn't find any.
Nah, I won't help with it. There is an app called Hide my applist to bypass any kind of app detections How to bypass hacking tool detections using Hide My Applist (Root + Xposed) - Platinmods.com - Android & iOS MODs, Mobile Games & Apps
 
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