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RootMyVivo — One-click root for vivo/iQOO devices on locked bootloader | CVE-2026-43499 + KernelSU | Kitploit
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RootMyVivo

One-click root for vivo/iQOO devices on locked bootloader | CVE-2026-43499 + KernelSU

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RootMyVivo 🛡️

One-click root for vivo/iQOO devices with a locked bootloader. Based on CVE-2026-43499 (GhostLock) + KernelSU.

How it works

  1. Automatically detects the model and kernel version
  2. Downloads the appropriate payload from RootMyVivo-Payloads
  3. Runs the exploit (LD_PRELOAD / helper binary)
  4. Gains root → loads KernelSU via ksud late-load
  5. Sets up persistence via service.d

Supported devices

ModelSoCKernelStatus
iQOO Neo 11 (PD2520)SM87506.6.89-android15-8✅ tested

⚠️ Kernel < 6.6.140 required (CVE-2026-43499 not patched)

Installation

  1. Download the APK from Releases
  2. Enable "USB debugging" and "OEM unlocking"
  3. Open the app → tap ROOT

Building from source

root@kitploit:~
./gradlew :app:assembleDebug

Requires JDK 17, Android SDK 35, NDK 28+.

Disclaimer

Use only on devices you own. The authors are not responsible for data damage. A kernel panic during execution is normal — the device will reboot.

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