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Challenge 1.1 - Bypass the root & debug detection
Please pause the video and think of a way to bypass it
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Multiple ways to bypass this
● Hook each function c.a() , c.b() , c.c() and b.a() and return false.
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Multiple ways to bypass this
● Hook each function c.a() , c.b() , c.c() and b.a() and return false.
● Hook the function a() and change the implementation of it.
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Multiple ways to bypass this
● Hook each function c.a() , c.b() , c.c() and b.a() and return false.
● Hook the function a() and change the implementation of it.
● Hook the onClickListener() function of the button and change its
implementation.
11.
Multiple ways to bypass this
● Hook each function c.a() , c.b() , c.c() and b.a() and return false.
● Hook the function a() and change the implementation of it.
● Hook the onClickListener() function of the button and change its
implementation.
● Hook the java.lang.System class and change exit() function’s
implementation.
12.
Multiple ways to bypass this
● Hook each function c.a() , c.b() , c.c() and b.a() and return false.
● Hook the function a() and change the implementation of it.
● Hook the onClickListener() function of the button and change its
implementation.
● Hook the java.lang.System class and change exit() function’s
implementation.
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