Magisk

Magisk is a Universal Systemless Interface that creates a modified system mask without changing the system's core. It provides ROOT access, supports Magisk Modules, and can bypass various integrity tests like SafetyNet. It's an open-source software suite for customizing Android systems, compatible with Android versions 6.0 and above. Key features include MagiskSU, which gives root access for applications, and Magisk Modules, which modify read-only partitions. It also includes MagiskBoot for managing Android boot images, and Zygisk for code execution in Android application processes.

Magisk is fully open source and easy to build. Its Magic Mount feature allows system modification without affecting partitions. MagiskSU offers an open-source root solution for devices. Magisk Manager handles MagiskSU Root Management, Magisk upgrades, and MagiskHide lists, as well as managing, upgrading, downloading, and installing Magisk Modules. MagiskHide enables Magisk to avoid detection from Google SafetyNet, system integrity checks, and game tamper checks. The Resetprop feature allows system property modifications, including read-only props, and can deceive device status signals from the bootloader. The software can also remove AVB 2.0, dm-verity, forceencrypt, and unlock partition blocks.