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Provides ephemeral kernel root on devices vulnerable to DirtyFrag and hands access to a compatible KernelSU manager. Root and modules disappear after reboot; no boot image is modified.
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About this app
💡 Why Temporary Root? Most root methods ask you to unlock, patch and flash a boot image, which is permanent, device specific and easy to get wrong. Temporary Root does the opposite: it stays inside a running Android system, uses a kernel bug for a few seconds, and gives the result to a normal KernelSU manager.
It also solves the boring part — knowing whether your kernel is actually exploitable. The app runs a real probe instead of guessing from a version string, so "compatible" means tested, not assumed.
What's new
v1.0Nov 8, 2026
- Temporary Root 1.0 Ephemeral kernel root for devices vulnerable to DirtyFrag (CVE-2026-43284). Nothing is written to your boot image — reboot and the device is stock again.
- Features - 16-byte page-cache write through the real ESP/CBC path - Bundled temproot LKM for eight GKI branches, Android 12 (5.10) through Android 17 (6.18) - Hands root to any KernelSU-compatible manager that ships libksud.so - Start on boot - Automatic soft reboot, inhibited by holding volume down if the device bootloops - Read-only partition protection - Hides SELinux modifications from the manager - No Shizuku, no Wi-Fi, no boot image patching
- Notes - Temporary by design: root, modules and manager state all disappear on reboot - Modules work, including Zygisk and LSPosed — they need the soft reboot so zygote restarts with the module loaded, no full reboot required
About this version
- Version
- 1.0 (1)
- Size
- 1.84 MB
- Requires Android
- 12L
- Target SDK
- 32
- Architecture
- arm64-v8a
- Downloads
- 687
- Updated
- Nov 8, 2026
- Package
- build.bytes.temproot
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