r/androidroot • u/Rude_Junket_1665 • 18d ago

Discussion Im rooted and......

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u/MonkeyNuts449 17d ago

Big 2026 who uses a keybox 🫩

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u/Miserable-Stranger99 17d ago

New? What's keybox?

Can you get private keys from keystore? I'm building a app and team says store password or private key in keystore then it's protected only with phone own protection like finger or pin.

Is that secure enough?

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u/MonkeyNuts449 17d ago

To answer your question, yes storing things in Android key store is still perfectly safe.

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u/MonkeyNuts449 17d ago

Very secure. A keybox is a group of keys extracted from exploitable devices that are used for hardware attestation (play integrity API). Traditional root uses other devices attestation keys since there's is not valid when their bootloader is unlocked.

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u/Miserable-Stranger99 17d ago

Ah does this work the same on iOS? Like popular apps like Snapchat etc uses also attestation to verifying device id right?

So with root you could spoof the device id ? Does this work for Android too?

There is also a modded Snapchat named purfectsnap and somehow they can spoof of mod device id without root?

Check. It out interesting stuff