ReZygisk Download: Open-Source Zygisk for Magisk & KernelSU

ReZygisk is an open-source, standalone implementation of the Zygisk API for rooted Android devices. Rewritten entirely in C, it provides a lightweight module that enables Zygisk feature support for KernelSU, APatch, and Magisk while hiding root modifications from detection system-wide.

Testing ReZygisk on my KernelSU setup immediately restored full LSPosed functionality without relying on closed-source binaries. Thanks to its custom CSOLoader linker, banking apps failed to flag root traces while app launch speeds remained entirely unaffected.

Core Features

• Pure C Codebase: Entirely rewritten from scratch to keep binary sizes light and runtime speeds fast.
• Advanced Linker Defense: Uses CSOLoader to bypass modern detection methods by completely avoiding system linkers.
• 100% Open Source: Built as a fully auditable FOSS alternative to closed-source Zygisk engines.
• Cross-Platform Compatibility: Runs smoothly whether you use Magisk, APatch, or KernelSU variants.

Support & Requirements

• Supported Root Types: KernelSU, KernelSU-Next, APatch, and Magisk.
• Requirements: Disable built-in Zygisk in Magisk settings before installation. Remove conflicting hide modules like Shamiko.

How to Install

1. Download the File: Grab the official release zip build from the ReZygisk GitHub releases page.
2. Flash the Module: Open your root manager (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch), head to the Modules section, and select the zip file.
3. Reboot Device: Tap reboot after flashing finishes, then verify the active daemons in the module description.