Android-Kernel-RW

Android-Kernel-RW is a custom Android kernel module and userland interface that enables stealthy, low-level read/write access to memory of any user-space process, operating entirely from kernel space. Designed for rooted environments, it allows memory read and write operations with minimal footprint and no interaction with userland APIs.

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Features

• Stealth Memory Access – Read and Write operations that are invisible to userland process
• Process-Specific Targeting – Target any process by Process IDentifier
• Secure IOCTL-based Interface – Kernel module communicates with userland securely

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Build Instructions

1. Compile Kernel Module (Against Your Kernel Source)

cd kernelmodule
make -C /path/to/kernel/source M=$(pwd) modules

Must be compiled using the same kernel config and toolchain as your device. The module is kernel-version specific.

2. Load Kernel Module

insmod module.ko

Check logs:

dmesg

3. Unload Module

rmmod module.ko

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Download Android Kernel Sources

To download Android kernel sources for your device, visit the official repository:

• Official Kernel Source

Other sources based on device manufacturer:

• Google Open Source
• Samsung Open Source
• Xiaomi GitHub (MiCode)
• OnePlus OSS GitHub

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Using From Userland

1. Include driver.hpp in your project:

#include "driver.hpp"

2. Run Example: See userlandmodule/main.cpp for a full demo of how to read/write memory from your userland program.

No need to implement ioctl calls – just use Read<T>(), Write<T>().

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Notes

• Kernel-Specific – Must be compiled for individual kernel seperately. Not portable.
• Root Required – Requires a rooted device to load kernel modules.
• No Auto-Start – Must load the kernel driver after reboot.

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Disclaimer

Note: This project is provided for educational and research purposes only.