How to identify the app/process which re-mounts partitions R/W, creates files and changes file permissions?
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I have a rooted device, with superuser rights granted to a few apps I trust. I have often found my
/system
or /vendor
partition mounted read/write, and some files chmod
ed to 0777
. Similarly directories/files with random names are created/deleted (e.g. /sdcard/.a03Degpoif
), .nomedia
files are created inside them to hide their contents from gallery etc.
logcat
/dmesg
contains no traces of all this happening in background. This doesn't happen periodically but in a slapdash way, internet connectivity isn't a condition either. I have tried disabling/uninstalling apps, looking for any suspicious processes running, but couldn't identify the culprit(s).
Is there a way to figure out who is doing this?
Asked by Irfan Latif
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Jul 1, 2019, 10:18 AM
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