debuggable-app-data-backup
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debuggable-app-data-backup
This application can backup and restore private app data of debuggable apps using Shizuku without root. This includes credential-encrypted app data (/data/data/{pkg}) and device-encrypted app data (/data/user_de/0/{pkg}).
Exported data will be saved to /sdcard/AppData.
See releases for downloads.
Again, this only applies to apps marked as debuggable. My personal use case for this was in combination with a system-level exploit that allowed me to execute arbitrary code as Android's system_server. Using its privileges, it was possible to rewrite Android's package manifest caches and trick the system into believing that any app was debuggable. As a consequence, it allowed any apps private data to be read and written using run-as or this tool.

Release Notes & Changelog
- Initial release
Declared Android Permissions
3 totalShizuku API Permissions
This application connects to the Shizuku service to execute system-level operations with ADB elevated privileges.
Standard Android Permissions
Specifications
Install via ShizuStore to enable automatic updates and silent installations using Shizuku.
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