Zygisk Assistant

The Zygisk Assistant module is a powerful tool that can make your system harder to detect. Its main job is to help keep the Zygisk framework and root access from being found by curious apps.

As more apps, especially banking, financial, and high-security games, add strong root and integrity checks, standard hiding methods don’t always work. This module works as a “assistant” to your current root solution, adding another layer of cloaking to make it easier for your device to get around these security checks.

About The Project

This module is meant to work with Zygisk implementations on different root platforms, such as Magisk, KernelSU (with ZygiskNext), and APatch.

Release vs. Debug Builds

There will be different files when you download the module.

• Build for Release: It is very strongly recommended that you use the release build every day. These builds have been tweaked to work better and be more stable.
• Debug Build: Only developers or people who have been asked by a developer to help fix a problem should use debug builds. These builds have extra logging and are not meant for everyone to use. Use a debug build to get logs for a bug report if you have a problem.

Setup for KernelSU & APatch Users

You need to have a Zygisk implementation running before you can use KernelSU, APatch, or KSU Next. ZygiskNext is the most common answer.

• Install ZygiskNext: Make sure that ZygiskNext is installed and running on your computer. It is necessary for Zygisk Assistant to work.
• Allow Unmount Settings: Start your KernelSU or APatch Manager app. You must turn on the unmount setting (for example, “Enable Unmount”) for each app you want to hide root from. This is an important first step in hiding changes.
• Turn off “Enforce DenyList”: If there is an option for “Enforce DenyList” in the settings for ZygiskNext, you need to turn it off. This module has its own ways of hiding, and using the standard DenyList can cause problems that make it easier to find.

Setup for Magisk Users

Setting up is easy for people who use the Magisk platform.

• Update Magisk (Optional): We strongly suggest that you update your Magisk to version 30.0 or later, even though it is not required. These newer versions have much better hiding features that make Zygisk Assistant work better.
• Turn on Zygisk: Open the Magisk app, go to Settings, and make sure the Zygisk switch is set to ON. If it was off, you’ll need to restart your computer after turning it on.
• Turn off “Enforce DenyList”: Look for the “Enforce DenyList” option in the same Magisk Settings. You must turn this switch OFF. If the standard DenyList is being used, Zygisk Assistant won’t work right because their methods will clash.
• Set up the DenyList: After turning off enforcement, go back to the Magisk main screen and tap Set up DenyList. You need to add the apps you want to hide root from to the list here. This tells Magisk and Zygisk Assistant which apps to hide from.
• Forks Note: If you are using a Magisk fork that uses a “white list” (exclusion) model instead of a “deny list” (inclusion) model, follow the instructions for that fork.

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Module Info

• Module By
  snake-4
• Root Support
  Magisk KernelSU APatch
• Source View on GitHub/Source
• Latest Update 17 July 2025
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Zygisk Assistant is a Module that supports installation on Magisk, KernelSU, APATCH, KSUNext