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Is chainfire safe/whats envolved in root process

I would say this is not the correct place to talk about toolkits to spy over someone device I think this thread is going to be closed. :)

I don't think the OP is inquiring about how to use toolkits for spying, but rather if they have the ability and if they should worry about it;)

Personally, as Woohoo guy suggested Chainfire and another that comes to mind, the Casual rootkit (AdamOutler), I wouldn't worry about. They are both respected devs:)
 
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if i have a antivirus would it detect a threat:thinking:

It might, but it's more likely to throw up a 'false positive'. This is because many Android root methods utilise exploits in the Linux kernel which have been fingerprinted as suspect by AV companies.

The safest method of ensuring that a root process is safe and secure is by looking at what other users say about it; anything remotely suspicious will quickly be discovered and publicised.
 
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