RootKiller is a tool that enhances the security of Android game hack plugins by detecting and terminating root-granted apps to prevent reverse engineering and unauthorized dumping.
rootkiller is a executable tool designed to enhance the security of game hack plugins for android
This tool is primarily used by game reversers and developers of game hack plugins on Android who want to protect their applications from root-based tampering, traffic capturing, and reverse engineering attempts. It provides an additional layer of endpoint security by actively killing root-enabled apps that could compromise the integrity of the game or plugin.
RootKiller requires root access to function properly and should be used with caution as it terminates root-enabled apps which may include legitimate tools. Ensure the UID of your own application is correctly specified to avoid self-termination. This tool is best suited for advanced users familiar with Android rooting and debugging environments.
git clone https://github.com/ByteV1610/rootkiller.git
cd rootkiller
ndk-build (ensure ndk-build is added to your environment variables)
adb push rootkiller /data/local/tmpsu
Switch to root user to grant necessary permissions
cd /data/local/tmp
Navigate to the directory where rootkiller is pushed
chmod 777 rootkiller
Set executable permissions for the rootkiller binary
./rootkiller <UID_OF_APK_WHICH_IS_NOT_TO_BE_KILLED>
Run rootkiller while excluding the specified application UID from termination