Frozen Magisk app

Magisk KSU APatch

Frozen Magisk App is an automated root-protection utility designed to hide the Magisk management package dynamically. Operating alongside a process monitor daemon, it temporarily disables and freezes the Magisk manager APK whenever sensitive, banking, or integrity-enforced applications are launched, restoring it seamlessly once those sessions terminate.

Automated Package Freezing & Evasion

Eliminate package-name detection vectors by placing the Magisk application into a frozen state during foreground app execution.

Dynamic State Toggling

Automatically freezes the Magisk application package when a restricted app appears in the foreground, unfreezing it automatically upon exit.

Detection Bypass

Prevents anti-root heuristics and safety checks from querying installed application lists to locate renamed or stub Magisk packages.

Trigger-Based Restoration

Quickly restores access to the Magisk interface whenever designated trigger apps (such as the system Settings application) are launched.

Under the Hood: Dynamic Process Monitoring

Rather than relying solely on static DenyList entries, Frozen Magisk App integrates with a native process monitor tool (Proc Monitor v2.1+). When a protected binary or monitored application is detected in /proc, the module issues package suspension calls via Android's internal package management interface, rendering the Magisk stub completely invisible to system package queries.

# Foreground event hook managed by Process Monitor daemon
if [ "$FOREGROUND_APP" = "$DENIED_PACKAGE" ]; then
pm disable-user --user 0 "$MAGISK_PKG"
elif [ "$FOREGROUND_APP" = "com.android.settings" ]; then
pm enable --user 0 "$MAGISK_PKG"
fi
# Result: Magisk remains hidden while target applications run actively

Module Info

  • Version v1.2
  • Module By
    HuskyDG
  • Source Code View Repository
  • Tags
    #Frozen Magisk App #Root Hide #Magisk Module #Proc Monitor #Privacy #Hide
  • Requirement
    Magisk KernelSU APatch
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