Security fixes are provided for the latest published release. Older versions may no longer receive fixes.
Do not publish unpatched vulnerability details, secrets, signing material, private application data, or unredacted device logs in a public issue.
Use GitHub private vulnerability reporting when it is available for this repository. Otherwise, open a minimal issue asking the repository owner to establish a private contact channel, without including the sensitive details.
A useful report should include:
- App Version Patcher version;
- Android version;
- LSPosed or compatible framework name and API version;
- relevant root and injection environment;
- affected target type;
- reproducible steps;
- expected and observed behavior; and
- redacted logs or a minimal proof of concept.
App Version Patcher changes selected version values inside an injected process. It is not a root-hiding, anti-detection, sandboxing, or access-control tool.
The module does not intentionally change mount state, properties, package-visibility controls, denylist rules, or concealment modules. Nevertheless, LSPosed injection and the surrounding root environment may be detectable by a target application. Reports about unintended information exposure caused by this module's own code are in scope; general framework-detection behavior should be reported to the relevant framework project.