Susfs4ksu Module: Kernel-Level Root Hiding for KernelSU

Susfs4ksu is a userspace helper tool designed to provide kernel-level root hiding for KernelSU. By communicating with a patched SUSFS kernel, it masks the root environment at the lowest system level to defeat strict application detection methods.

I found that relying solely on traditional user-space hiding apps just wasn't cutting it against modern banking apps anymore. Flashing this module alongside a SUSFS-patched custom kernel allowed me to mask my kernel build details and fake the verified boot hash, passing the toughest safety nets with ease.

• Deep root hiding happens right at the kernel level, keeping your modified status completely invisible to nosy security checks.
• Spoofs kernel strings like the build version and date (uname spoofing) so apps see a stock environment instead of a modified one.
• Fixes abnormal boot states by allowing you to manually input your ro.boot.vbmeta.digest value into a VerifiedBootHash.txt file.
• Plays perfectly with tools like HideMyApplist, the ReVanced root module, and systemless hosts via bindhosts.

Support & Requirements

• Root Type: KernelSU
• Requirements: A custom kernel patched with SUSFS version 1.5.2 or higher.

How to Install

1. Download the latest Susfs4ksu .zip release from the official repository.
2. Open your KernelSU manager app, navigate to the Modules tab, and tap "Install from storage".
3. Select the downloaded .zip file to flash it, and reboot your device once the process finishes.