Root My Pixel

Root My Pixel is an Android application designed to automate root access on Google Pixel devices leveraging the NebuSec IonStack exploit (CVE-2026-43499) and integrating ReSukiSU / KernelSU.

Installation Workflow Device Detection & Profiling

At startup, the app uses native JNI (NativeProbe), /proc/version queries, and system properties to detect the device codename, kernel version, CPU ABI, memory page size, and build display ID. Via ResolveTargetUseCase, it matches the device details against supported target profiles defined in assets/profiles.json. Shizuku Integration

The app uses Shizuku (UID 2000) to acquire ADB shell privileges without needing initial root access, which is required to stage and execute payload binaries in /data/local/tmp. A managed ExploitService is bound via Binder IPC to stream exploit execution logs to the UI in real time. Exploit Payload Extraction & Execution

Precompiled binary payloads (.so) corresponding to each supported build and the native helper tool (libcve43499root.so) are extracted from APK assets to /data/local/tmp. The IonStack exploit (CVE-2026-43499) is executed to establish a local root daemon socket (temp_su.sock), acquiring full root privileges. KernelSU / ReSukiSU Integration

Staging of the ksud binary matching the device's Kernel Module Interface (KMI, e.g., android15-6.6). The app triggers the KernelSU late-load mechanism (ksud late-load --kmi <kmi>). Verifies KernelSU through its UAPI, with ksud debug info and /proc/modules as compatibility fallbacks. Registers the installed ReSukiSU Manager only after validating its production APK signature. User Interface & Management Tools

Real-time live log progress monitoring. Handy actions for Soft Reboot (restarting system_server) and Log Exporting for debugging purposes.