NextSUSFS v0.0.7

Warning

Personal project, use at your own risk. Keep a way to boot without modules (safe mode) before installing.

Changes

• Fixed: NextSUSFS turned KernelSU's kernel umount back on at boot after NextZygisk had
  turned it off, so both unmounted the same apps on every launch. With NextZygisk installed
  and enabled, NextSUSFS now leaves kernel umount to it.
• Boot-loop protection (Safe Mode): if the last three boots never finished, the next
  boot skips all hiding so the device comes up, and the Home screen warns you that your
  settings were skipped and offers a reboot to retry. A successful boot clears it.
• New list: Spoof file stats. Paths listed here are shown to apps with an old, untouched
  timestamp, so a system file you edited does not give itself away by its modify time.
• System properties: a "Restore real values now" button puts spoofed properties back to
  their real values immediately, without a reboot.
• Navbar: equal-width icons with a pill that slides to the active tab; you can drag across
  the bar to switch, and it slides out of the way while you scroll down.
• New list: Open redirect (from BRENE v0.0.70). Each line is " ":
  opening the path opens the new path instead, for the processes in the scope (0 to 4,
  3 is apps without root). The WebUI explains the scopes and checks each line before
  saving; the boot script applies the list with SuSFS open_redirect.
• Fixed: with "Hide custom ROM files" on, apps that use an app zygote (for example the
  Chunqiu Native Check detector) crashed on launch with "Failed open(/system/framework/
  org.lineageos.platform-res.apk)". Zygote keeps framework files open and every app zygote
  reopens them, so hiding them from apps made that reopen fail. Files under a framework
  folder are now hidden from memory maps only.

Install

Install NextSUSFS.zip from KernelSU (or a fork) → Modules → Install from storage, then reboot. Needs a SuSFS-patched kernel.

NextSUSFS v0.0.6

Warning

Personal project, use at your own risk. Keep a way to boot without modules (safe mode) before installing.

Changes

• Tools page, Play Integrity: Play Integrity Fork, TEESimulator and Tricky Addon next to
  AlwaysStrong, with their install status. Use AlwaysStrong alone, or the three together.
• Tools page, detection apps: Key Attestation (VisionR1) and VD Google.
• Tools page, Community: the BeNeXTBrO Telegram group and the developer's GitHub, with a
  note on where to ask for help or send ideas.
• Tricky Addon's module folder is hidden at boot, like the other integrity modules.

Install

Install NextSUSFS.zip from KernelSU (or a fork) → Modules → Install from storage, then reboot. Needs a SuSFS-patched kernel.

NextSUSFS v0.0.5

Warning

Personal project, use at your own risk. Keep a way to boot without modules (safe mode) before installing.

Changes

• Fixed: the module banner did not show in the root manager. module.prop now points to it
  relative to the module folder (banner=banner.png), which is the form managers load.

Install

Install NextSUSFS.zip from KernelSU (or a fork) → Modules → Install from storage, then reboot. Needs a SuSFS-patched kernel.

NextSUSFS v0.0.4

Warning

Personal project, use at your own risk. Keep a way to boot without modules (safe mode) before installing.

Changes

First public release.

Highlights

• Kernel-level root hiding with SuSFS v2 for KernelSU and its forks, on arm64, arm, x86 and x86_64.
• Hides the NEXT stack (NextWheel, NextZygisk, NextSUSFS) plus AlwaysStrong, Play Integrity Fix
  and HMA-OSS automatically at every boot.
• WebUI with over 40 settings on 7 pages, your own path lists, kernel features, logs, backup
  and reset, in English and Arabic, for phones and tablets.
• Tools page with the NEXT stack, root hiding, Play Integrity and detection apps (Native
  Detector, TrustAttestor, KKND Detector).
• Status shown in NextWheel and NextZygisk; module banner in the root manager.

Fixes in this version

• Fixed: on some managers the module installed with only a few files, so the WebUI hung on
  opening and the status stayed on "Waiting for reboot". The installer no longer copies
  itself into /data/adb/modules during install; the manager moves it in at the next boot.
• Action button now prints a NextSUSFS status report (SuSFS, kernel features, NEXT stack,
  your lists) instead of a placeholder.
• Module card text shows only NextSUSFS; credits stay in the WebUI's About and the README.
• Module banner and a "personal project, use at your own risk" note in About.

Install

Install NextSUSFS.zip from KernelSU (or a fork) → Modules → Install from storage, then reboot. Needs a SuSFS-patched kernel.