ReZygisk

ReZygisk is a fork of Zygisk Next, a standalone implementation of Zygisk, providing Zygisk API support for KernelSU, APatch and Magisk.

The codebase has been rewritten to C entirely, bringing not only a much cleaner codebase that is easier to follow, but also a lighter binaries that are also faster. Custom linkers also have been introduced to future-proof ReZygisk against future detections, not using system linker at all in normal circunstances, defeating any linker-based detection.

Why?

The latest releases of Zygisk Next are not open-source, reserving entirely the code for its developers. Not only does that limit our ability to contribute to the project, but also impossibilities the audit of the code, which is a major security concern, as Zygisk Next is a module that runs with superuser (root) privileges, having access to the entire system.

The Zygisk Next developers are famous and trusted in the Android community, however, this doesn't mean that the code is not malicious or vulnerable. We (PerformanC) understand they have their reasons to keep the code closed-source, but we believe the contrary.