Zygisk-v27.0源码阅读

void load_modules() {
    ......

    if (zygisk_enabled) {
        string native_bridge_orig = get_prop(NBPROP);
        if (native_bridge_orig.empty()) {
            native_bridge_orig = "0";
        }
        native_bridge = native_bridge_orig != "0" ? ZYGISKLDR + native_bridge_orig : ZYGISKLDR;
        set_prop(NBPROP, native_bridge.data());
        // Weather Huawei's Maple compiler is enabled.
        // If so, system server will be created by a special Zygote which ignores the native bridge
        // and make system server out of our control. Avoid it by disabling.
        if (get_prop("ro.maple.enable") == "1") {
            set_prop("ro.maple.enable", "0");
        }
        inject_zygisk_libs(system);
    }
    ......
}

#define NBPROP          "ro.dalvik.vm.native.bridge"

// src/core/zygisk/entry.cpp

extern "C" [[maybe_unused]] NativeBridgeCallbacks NativeBridgeItf{
    .version = 2,
    .padding = {},
    .isCompatibleWith = &is_compatible_with,
};

static bool is_compatible_with(uint32_t) {
    zygisk_logging();
    hook_functions();
    ZLOGD("load success\n");
    return false;
}

// src/core/zygisk/hook.cpp

void hook_functions() {
    default_new(g_hook);
    g_hook->hook_plt();
}

void HookContext::hook_plt() {
    ino_t android_runtime_inode = 0;
    dev_t android_runtime_dev = 0;
    ino_t native_bridge_inode = 0;
    dev_t native_bridge_dev = 0;

    for (auto &map : lsplt::MapInfo::Scan()) {
        if (map.path.ends_with("/libandroid_runtime.so")) {
            android_runtime_inode = map.inode;
            android_runtime_dev = map.dev;
        } else if (map.path.ends_with("/libnativebridge.so")) {
            native_bridge_inode = map.inode;
            native_bridge_dev = map.dev;
        }
    }

    PLT_HOOK_REGISTER(native_bridge_dev, native_bridge_inode, dlclose);
    PLT_HOOK_REGISTER(android_runtime_dev, android_runtime_inode, fork);
    PLT_HOOK_REGISTER(android_runtime_dev, android_runtime_inode, unshare);
    PLT_HOOK_REGISTER(android_runtime_dev, android_runtime_inode, androidSetCreateThreadFunc);
    PLT_HOOK_REGISTER(android_runtime_dev, android_runtime_inode, selinux_android_setcontext);
    PLT_HOOK_REGISTER_SYM(android_runtime_dev, android_runtime_inode, "__android_log_close", android_log_close);

    if (!lsplt::CommitHook())
        ZLOGE("plt_hook failed\n");

    // Remove unhooked methods
    plt_backup.erase(
            std::remove_if(plt_backup.begin(), plt_backup.end(),
            [](auto &t) { return *std::get<3>(t) == nullptr;}),
            g_hook->plt_backup.end());
}

## Pre-Init

`magiskinit` will replace `init` as the first program to run.

- Early mount required partitions. On legacy system-as-root devices, we switch root to system; on 2SI devices, we patch the original `init` to redirect the 2nd stage init file to magiskinit and execute it to mount partitions for us.
- Inject magisk services into `init.rc`
- On devices using monolithic policy, load sepolicy from `/sepolicy`; otherwise we hijack nodes in selinuxfs with FIFO, set `LD_PRELOAD` to hook `security_load_policy` and assist hijacking on 2SI devices, and start a daemon to wait until init tries to load sepolicy.
- Patch sepolicy rules. If we are using "hijack" method, load patched sepolicy into kernel, unblock init and exit daemon
- Execute the original `init` to continue the boot process

// src/init/selinux.cpp

if (access("/system/bin/init", F_OK) == 0) {
    // On 2SI devices, the 2nd stage init file is always a dynamic executable.
    // This meant that instead of going through convoluted methods trying to alter
    // and block init's control flow, we can just LD_PRELOAD and replace the
    // security_load_policy function with our own implementation.
    dump_preload();
    setenv("LD_PRELOAD", "/dev/preload.so", 1);
}

// src/init/preload.c

static void preload_init() {
    // Make sure our next exec won't get bugged
    unsetenv("LD_PRELOAD");
    unlink("/dev/preload.so");
}

int security_load_policy(void *data, size_t len) {
    int (*load_policy)(void *, size_t) = dlsym(RTLD_NEXT, "security_load_policy");
    // Skip checking errors, because if we cannot find the symbol, there
    // isn't much we can do other than crashing anyways.
    int result = load_policy(data, len);

    // Wait for ack
    int fd = open("/sys/fs/selinux/enforce", O_RDONLY);
    char c;
    read(fd, &c, 1);
    close(fd);

    return result;
}