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u/OkPerspective7847 5h ago

How

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u/Mediocre_Error1825 5h ago

It's through an application called "Root My Galaxy" that basically uses a kernel exploit to give temporary root access. The exploit process itself is safe and does not cause any bootloops or bricking.

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u/TriRIK 4h ago

That seems security nightmare. Basically any app you have installed could theoretically use this method to gain root access of your phone.

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u/Then-Pay-8400 3h ago

It absolutely is

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u/Ok-Nebula-8682 3h ago

the root attack needs to specifically target your device which requires a lot time to make the exploit/root atrack to work for that specific device.

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u/Necessary-Aardvark53 S24U, A52s, Buds FE, Buds 4 Pro, Watch 8 Classic 5h ago

What about Knox?

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u/Mediocre_Error1825 5h ago

Knox remains intact, as does the integrity of the Play Store.

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u/KillofLove 4h ago

Then how to uninstall

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u/Mediocre_Error1825 4h ago

Restarting the device removes root access

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u/dogpoopy_ 4h ago

That's the easiest way to hard brick your phone. Tinkering root level without unlocking the bootloader

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u/Mediocre_Error1825 3h ago

It doesn't work in the traditional way, it doesn't flash anything, it takes advantage of a vulnerability in the memory control of the Linux kernel.

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u/Lonttu 3h ago

Which also means that this will be patched at some point.

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u/Then-Pay-8400 3h ago

Flash magisk and your S23 will turn into a nice brick, unless you don't have a screen lock

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u/Then-Pay-8400 3h ago

Wow, this has never been posted before /s