Ryan Welton

Could also filter the Proguard output when running that stage of processing.

Inspect the stack trace to see if you have xposed/substrate in it. look for /system/xposed.prop look for the installer package : de.robv.android.xposed.installer

``` java StackTraceElement[] stackTraceElements = Thread.currentThread().getStackTrace(); boolean found = false; for (StackTraceElement element : stackTraceElements) { String name = element.getClassName(); if( name.contains( "XposedBridge" ) ) { found = true; break;...

I have not used the Android NDK + clang to build a native x86 application. It is possible that the NDK doesn't support building via clang for x86. Did you...

You can build for x86 _using clang_ with the ndk?

What android device is this? It may have been patched. Does the example application of this bug install?

It is the case that this tool will generate zip files which are not valid with regard to the spec (or a particular implementation), but are used to exploit an...

Hmm, this seems like maybe the command line params are getting messed up somewhere.

If you're just trying to gain system permissions, did you try just replacing the manifest?

looked into this a bit further `sha256.groovy`: ``` groovy import java.security.MessageDigest public class HelloWorld { public static main(args){ if (args.size() < 0){ println("Usage: groovy ") return; } println(calculateSha256(new File(args[0]))) }...