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Qatar Airlines app crashes if any module is applied to the app #409
Yesterday I came across an issue reported on Reddit. In the discussion thread it was mentioned that LSPosed modules cause QA to crash. On my device I can also reproduce these steps. This is similar to the issue I reported a few days ago #405, however, it behaves differently and does not appear to be caused by libpairipcore.
This isn't even a bug; the target app has protection to detect any lsposed injection. This applies to Google's peripcore protection. In this case, it's DexProtection.
I don't know if JingMatrix will implement something to hide lsposed, currently it is quite easy to detect an injection in libart and it is quite laborious to reverse engineer apps to understand their detections
This isn't even a bug; the target app has protection to detect any lsposed injection. This applies to Google's peripcore protection. In this case, it's DexProtection.
I don't know if JingMatrix will implement something to hide lsposed, currently it is quite easy to detect an injection in libart and it is quite laborious to reverse engineer apps to understand their detections
No no, I understand that there is currently no way to bypass libpairipcore and how much work it would require if it's even applicable to LSPosed. I mean that I understand why #405 was closed (however I'm still curious why the protection doesn't work unless the device is restarted). For this one, I don't know if this issue is caused by protection or something wrong in LSPosed. If @JingMatrix confirms it's protection and it's out of scope, no even a single question of why this issue was closed immediately.
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Dev4Mod commentedon Aug 25, 2025
This isn't even a bug; the target app has protection to detect any lsposed injection. This applies to Google's peripcore protection. In this case, it's DexProtection.
I don't know if JingMatrix will implement something to hide lsposed, currently it is quite easy to detect an injection in libart and it is quite laborious to reverse engineer apps to understand their detections
lyubomyr-shaydariv commentedon Aug 25, 2025
@Dev4Mod
No no, I understand that there is currently no way to bypass libpairipcore and how much work it would require if it's even applicable to LSPosed. I mean that I understand why #405 was closed (however I'm still curious why the protection doesn't work unless the device is restarted). For this one, I don't know if this issue is caused by protection or something wrong in LSPosed. If @JingMatrix confirms it's protection and it's out of scope, no even a single question of why this issue was closed immediately.
lyubomyr-shaydariv commentedon Aug 25, 2025
Where's my comment gone? 😅
@Dev4Mod
Sorry, I missed this. What are the markers of this protection?
google-mirror commentedon Sep 5, 2025
use shamiko to hide lsposed
lyubomyr-shaydariv commentedon Sep 5, 2025
@google-mirror Not sure if it helps as having Shamiko installed makes no other effect for me.