APatch
Kernel-level Android rooting with advanced root access control, system and kernel patching, support for Magisk-like and custom code-injecting modules, inline and syscall-table hooking, enhanced concealment, and flexible module framework for system customization.
Features
- Modules
APatch News & Activities
Recent activities
OrdinaryPerson added APatch as alternative to Shizuku (thedjchi's fork)
OrdinaryPerson added APatch as alternative to LSPosed (JingMatrix fork)- Danilo_Venom updated APatch
- hypremacy updated APatch
hypremacy added APatch as alternative to SukiSU-Ultra
hypremacy added APatch as alternative to KernelSU Next
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What is APatch?
APatch is a root solution for Android devices that uses Android kernel and system patching. It supports modules like Magisk, known as APM, and KPM modules that allow code injection into the kernel, including kernel function inline-hook and syscall-table-hook. APatch's functionality is based on KernelPatch, and its user interface and APModule source code are adapted from KernelSU.
APatch operates in the kernel space, providing better concealment and control than user space root. It has a root access control mechanism that only allows authorized applications to access 'su', keeping 'su' hidden from all other applications.
APatch also supports APModule, which is similar to Magisk, and includes the KPModule for code injection into the kernel, again offering kernel function inline-hook and syscall-table-hook. This extends the possibilities of kernel manipulation, giving users more control.