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Root ZTE Zmax Pro Official Root Discussion

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The links to the exploits available to the B08 build from Checkpoint Quadroot Scanner.
Sorry I didn't include these earlier.

They're informational.

https://www.codeaurora.org/use-afte...tions-kgsl-module-cve-2016-2504-cve-2016-2503

https://www.codeaurora.org/projects...r-binding-any-port-control-port-cve-2016-2059

cve-2016-2059 seems easier, correct me if I'm wrong I hardly know what it would take to do one of these exploits.
I might be able to code an app to do this. I don't quite understand how it would escalate though
 
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Busybox is preinstalled into /system/bin. No need to install a seconday busybox. It's already fully functional, just doesn't have userland permissions for the important things. Open terminal emulator, do "ls -l /system/bin/busybox".
 
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The post I linked you says you would have full busybox use. The permissions are correct.
That only applies to user installed busybox, not ZTEs busybox that comes preinstalled on stock firmware. We already have su from busybox, but it requires SUID, which I can't get as it requires different permissions. The userland permissions are there, but the root permissions are not.
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I'm not interested in a psudo busybox that exists on userland, only the preinstalled one that resides in system/bin, that the permissions can't be changed without root.
 
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I was playing around the busybox commands. I found out something that solve my mysterious random numbers coming up my battery app.

It's a uid account. Try this command:

ls acct

And there you have the uid accounts. 2 of them show up on my battery use 99453 and 99443. Would it help?

ls dev and ls sys also interesting.
 
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