Duck Detector

As root-hiding solutions like Shamiko and SuList become increasingly sophisticated, security researchers and developers need advanced tools to thoroughly audit device integrity. Duck Detector emerges as a next-generation local device-integrity inspector. It aggressively scans for root tampering, runtime hooking, mount anomalies, and virtualization evidence to ensure your environment is completely leak-proof.

Core Scanning Capabilities

app_zygote & Isolated Probes

Utilizes restricted services to bypass common hiding modules reliably.

Deep Native C++ Checks

Incorporates assembly-level probes to catch mount anomalies.

How Does Duck Detector Work?

Instead of simple package lookups, Duck Detector runs consistency checks across standard processes and native environments simultaneously. It heavily exploits the app_zygote service to expose irregularities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Duck Detector is a next-generation security research tool used to audit Android device integrity. It deeply inspects the system to find traces of root tampering, Magisk, KernelSU, APatch, and hooking frameworks like LSPosed.

No. The application is strictly designed to run as a standard user process. This ensures that the detection algorithms operate under the exact same sandbox constraints as a typical banking app or game.

Unlike older detectors that just search for package names, Duck Detector utilizes isolated processes, native C++ assembly probes, and the highly restricted app_zygote service to bypass common hiding modules.

Module Info

  • Version nightly
  • Module By
    eltavine
  • Contributors eltavine, XiaoTong6666, FldBudin, AlexLiuDev233, VictorModi
  • Source Code View Repository
  • Tags
    #Duck Detector #Root Detection #Integrity #Security #Bypass
  • Requirement Non-Root
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