🔐 How to Pass Strong Integrity on Android

This tutorial will guide you step-by-step on how to pass Google Play’s Strong Integrity check using a combination of tools and modules. This method is especially useful for rooted/custom ROM devices.

✅ Step 1: Download ReZygisk (or NeoZygisk)
Choose one of the following Zygisk modules:

🔗 ReZygisk (Recommended)
🔗 NeoZygisk
We recommend using ReZygisk for better compatibility.

✅ Step 2: Download a Play Integrity Module
You need one of the following modules to spoof or fix integrity responses:

🔗 PlayIntegrityFix (Recommended)
🔗 PlayIntegrityFork
PlayIntegrityFix is more commonly used and works well in most cases.

✅ Step 3: Download TrickyStore
This app is used to apply and manage spoofing patches:

🔗 TrickyStore

✅ Step 4: Download Tricky Addon
This addon updates the target list for TrickyStore:

🔗 Tricky Addon – Update Target List

✅ Step 5: (Optional) Install KSU Web UI (if using Magisk)
If you're using Magisk instead of KernelSU or APatch, install this app for UI control:

🔗 KSU Web UI Standalone
Skip this step if you're using KernelSU or APatch.

🔄 Step 6: Reboot Your Device
Once everything is installed, reboot your phone to apply the changes.

✅ Step 7: Configure TrickyStore
Open TrickyStore
Tap the action button (bottom right)
Tap the three lines in the top right
Choose “Select All”
Then tap “Deselect Unnecessary”
Finally, tap “Set Valid Keybox”

✅ Step 8: Verify Strong Integrity
To check if you’ve successfully passed Strong Integrity, use this app:

🔗 Play Integrity API Checker
If all goes well, you should now see three ticks

❗️❗️❗️ IMPORTANT NEWS

CVE, a project by MITRE, is gonna be no longer funded by the U.S. government.

❓ What is this?

CVE is a project used by programmers to describe program vulnerabilities (bugs or exploits).

When they describe a vulnerability, they always refer to their CVE ID which is basically an identificator for that bug/exploit that explains fully it.

CVE's database is basically very large and thanks to the U.S. government they could get the funds to run it, however today the contract expired, and so CVE might have to shutdown the database due to not having enough money to keep it online.

⚠️ Consequences/Risks

As there is no backup plan for the project, this means that for now we won't have a common way to describe these exploits, leading to possible confusion, and also fixing them will be way harder.

ℹ️ Update: A new foundation launched called CVE Foundation that wants to save the CVE project, stay tuned for more updates.

🎞 For also more information, click here to watch John Hammond's video about it.

🔗 Links: USASpending Contract | LinkedIn | Reuters | X post (CVE Foundation)

@techupsided

✅ The issue has been successfully solved, we're clear for now.

@techupsided