RootBeer (rootbeerlib 0.0.7 API)

java.lang.Object
- com.scottyab.rootbeer.RootBeer

```
public class RootBeer
extends java.lang.Object
```
A simple root checker that gives an *indication* if the device is rooted or not. Disclaimer: **root==god**, so there's no 100% way to check for root.

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor and Description

RootBeer(android.content.Context context)

Constructors
Constructor and Description
`RootBeer(android.content.Context context)`

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`boolean`	`canLoadNativeLibrary()` Checks if it is possible to load our native library
`boolean`	`checkForBinary(java.lang.String filename)`
`boolean`	`checkForBusyBoxBinary()` Checks various (Const.suPaths) common locations for the busybox binary (a well know root level program)
`boolean`	`checkForDangerousProps()` Checks for several system properties for
`boolean`	`checkForMagiskBinary()` Checks various (Const.suPaths) common locations for the magisk binary (a well know root level program)
`boolean`	`checkForNativeLibraryReadAccess()` Checks if device has ReadAccess to the Native Library Precondition: canLoadNativeLibrary() ran before this and returned true Description: RootCloak automatically blocks read access to the Native Libraries, however allows for them to be loaded into memory.
`boolean`	`checkForRootNative()` Native checks are often harder to cloak/trick so here we call through to our native root checker
`boolean`	`checkForRWPaths()` When you're root you can change the permissions on common system directories, this method checks if any of these patha Const.pathsThatShouldNotBeWrtiable are writable.
`boolean`	`checkForSuBinary()` Checks various (Const.suPaths) common locations for the SU binary
`boolean`	`checkSuExists()` A variation on the checking for SU, this attempts a 'which su'
`boolean`	`detectPotentiallyDangerousApps()` Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known apps that require root.
`boolean`	`detectPotentiallyDangerousApps(java.lang.String[] additionalDangerousApps)` Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known apps that require root.
`boolean`	`detectRootCloakingApps()` Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known root cloak apps.
`boolean`	`detectRootCloakingApps(java.lang.String[] additionalRootCloakingApps)` Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known root cloak apps.
`boolean`	`detectRootManagementApps()` Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known root apps.
`boolean`	`detectRootManagementApps(java.lang.String[] additionalRootManagementApps)` Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known root apps.
`boolean`	`detectTestKeys()` Release-Keys and Test-Keys has to do with how the kernel is signed when it is compiled.
`boolean`	`isRooted()` Run all the checks.
`boolean`	`isRootedWithoutBusyBoxCheck()` Run all the checks apart from checking for the busybox binary.
`void`	`setLogging(boolean logging)`

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Constructor Detail
  - RootBeer
```
public RootBeer(android.content.Context context)
```
- Method Detail
  - isRooted
```
public boolean isRooted()
```
    Run all the checks. To run the same check but without looking for the busybox binary to avoid a false positive for certain devices please see isRootedWithoutBusyBoxCheck
    
    Returns:
    
    true, we think there's a good *indication* of root | false good *indication* of no root (could still be cloaked)
  - isRootedWithoutBusyBoxCheck
```
public boolean isRootedWithoutBusyBoxCheck()
```
    Run all the checks apart from checking for the busybox binary. This is because it can sometimes be a false positive as some manufacturers leave the binary in production builds.
    
    Returns:
    
    true, we think there's a good *indication* of root | false good *indication* of no root (could still be cloaked)
  - detectTestKeys
```
public boolean detectTestKeys()
```
    Release-Keys and Test-Keys has to do with how the kernel is signed when it is compiled. Test-Keys means it was signed with a custom key generated by a third-party developer.
    
    Returns:
    
    true if signed with Test-keys
  - detectRootManagementApps
```
public boolean detectRootManagementApps()
```
    Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known root apps. @link {Const.knownRootAppsPackages}
    
    Returns:
    
    true if one of the apps it's installed
  - detectRootManagementApps
```
public boolean detectRootManagementApps(java.lang.String[] additionalRootManagementApps)
```
    Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known root apps. @link {Const.knownRootAppsPackages}
    
    Parameters:
    
    additionalRootManagementApps - - array of additional packagenames to search for
    
    Returns:
    
    true if one of the apps it's installed
  - detectPotentiallyDangerousApps
```
public boolean detectPotentiallyDangerousApps()
```
    Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known apps that require root. @link {Const.knownRootAppsPackages}
    
    Returns:
    
    true if one of the apps it's installed
  - detectPotentiallyDangerousApps
```
public boolean detectPotentiallyDangerousApps(java.lang.String[] additionalDangerousApps)
```
    Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known apps that require root. @link {Const.knownRootAppsPackages}
    
    Parameters:
    
    additionalDangerousApps - - array of additional packagenames to search for
    
    Returns:
    
    true if one of the apps it's installed
  - detectRootCloakingApps
```
public boolean detectRootCloakingApps()
```
    Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known root cloak apps. @link {Const.knownRootAppsPackages} and checks for native library read access
    
    Returns:
    
    true if one of the apps it's installed
  - detectRootCloakingApps
```
public boolean detectRootCloakingApps(java.lang.String[] additionalRootCloakingApps)
```
    Using the PackageManager, check for a list of well known root cloak apps. @link {Const.knownRootAppsPackages}
    
    Parameters:
    
    additionalRootCloakingApps - - array of additional packagenames to search for
    
    Returns:
    
    true if one of the apps it's installed
  - checkForSuBinary
```
public boolean checkForSuBinary()
```
    Checks various (Const.suPaths) common locations for the SU binary
    
    Returns:
    
    true if found
  - checkForMagiskBinary
```
public boolean checkForMagiskBinary()
```
    Checks various (Const.suPaths) common locations for the magisk binary (a well know root level program)
    
    Returns:
    
    true if found
  - checkForBusyBoxBinary
```
public boolean checkForBusyBoxBinary()
```
    Checks various (Const.suPaths) common locations for the busybox binary (a well know root level program)
    
    Returns:
    
    true if found
  - checkForBinary
```
public boolean checkForBinary(java.lang.String filename)
```
    Parameters:
    
    filename - - check for this existence of this file
    
    Returns:
    
    true if found
  - setLogging
```
public void setLogging(boolean logging)
```
    Parameters:
    
    logging - - set to true for logging
  - checkForDangerousProps
```
public boolean checkForDangerousProps()
```
    Checks for several system properties for
    
    Returns:
    
    - true if dangerous props are found
  - checkForRWPaths
```
public boolean checkForRWPaths()
```
    When you're root you can change the permissions on common system directories, this method checks if any of these patha Const.pathsThatShouldNotBeWrtiable are writable.
    
    Returns:
    
    true if one of the dir is writable
  - checkSuExists
```
public boolean checkSuExists()
```
    A variation on the checking for SU, this attempts a 'which su'
    
    Returns:
    
    true if su found
  - checkForNativeLibraryReadAccess
```
public boolean checkForNativeLibraryReadAccess()
```
    Checks if device has ReadAccess to the Native Library Precondition: canLoadNativeLibrary() ran before this and returned true Description: RootCloak automatically blocks read access to the Native Libraries, however allows for them to be loaded into memory. This check is an indication that RootCloak is installed onto the device.
    
    Returns:
    
    true if device has Read Access | false if UnsatisfiedLinkError Occurs
  - canLoadNativeLibrary
```
public boolean canLoadNativeLibrary()
```
    Checks if it is possible to load our native library
    
    Returns:
    
    true if we can | false if not
  - checkForRootNative
```
public boolean checkForRootNative()
```
    Native checks are often harder to cloak/trick so here we call through to our native root checker
    
    Returns:
    
    true if we found su | false if not, or the native library could not be loaded / accessed

Class RootBeer

Constructor Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Constructor Detail

RootBeer

Method Detail

isRooted

isRootedWithoutBusyBoxCheck

detectTestKeys

detectRootManagementApps

detectRootManagementApps

detectPotentiallyDangerousApps

detectPotentiallyDangerousApps

detectRootCloakingApps

detectRootCloakingApps

checkForSuBinary

checkForMagiskBinary

checkForBusyBoxBinary

checkForBinary

setLogging

checkForDangerousProps

checkForRWPaths

checkSuExists

checkForNativeLibraryReadAccess

canLoadNativeLibrary

checkForRootNative