pyongyang_2407 | Pyongyang 2407 - Android ROM

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pyongyang_2407 is a C library. pyongyang_2407 has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Pyongyang 2407 - Android ROM from North Korea, modified to run on WBW5511_MAINBOARD_P2 devices. Releases contains an archived ROM with all needed tools to boot DPRK Android on compatible hardware. This repository contains installation instructions, hardware documentation and exploits for disabling censorship tools of North Korea Android.

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평양 (Pyongyang) 2407 Android ROM,전자서명조작체계 gov_sign exploit (bypass signed media checks) libmedianatsign.so

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int isNatSignFile(int arg0, int arg1, int arg2) {
    r3 = *(*arg0 + (0xa9 << 0x2));
    r0 = (r3)(arg0, arg2 + 0x0, 0x0, r3);
    r4 = verifyFileSign(r0, arg2 + 0x0, 0x0, r3, var_18, stack[-20], stack[-16]) + 0x0;
    __android_log_print();

평양 (Pyongyang) 2407 Android ROM,First Boot ROM

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[136466.320357] usb 1-5: new high-speed USB device number 48 using xhci_hcd
[136466.462845] usb 1-5: New USB device found, idVendor=0e8d, idProduct=2000, bcdDevice= 1.00
[136466.462853] usb 1-5: New USB device strings: Mfr=1, Product=2, SerialNumber=

평양 (Pyongyang) 2407 Android ROM,DPRK jailbreak (전자서명조작체계) bypass

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$ adb push libmedianatsign.so /sdcard
libmedianatsign.so: 1 file pushed. 1.0 MB/s (26244 bytes in 0.025s)

shell@평양:/ # mount -o rw,remount /system
shell@평양:/ # cp /sdcard/libmedianatsign.so /system/lib       

D/gov_sign( 1724): MnsNative isNatSignF

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Note you will need a native host as the boot process exploited with MTK tools requires a native USB interface only accessible for a few seconds. Do not use a virtual machine at your own peril. From Linux we are going to use MTK download agent to re-flash a modified ROM with the KCC overlay files. When using a Linux system prevent ModemManager interfering with the preloader ttyACM0 device you must stop all processess accessing it. e.g. You should then run flash tool (spflashtool) - SP Flash Tool is an application to flash your MediaTek (MTK) SmartPhone. You can find binaries for it here https://spflashtool.com/.
I made some modifications to the KCC files to work with the supplied ROM. For instance I have replaced missing kernel modules in "/usr/lib/modules" and created a compatible layout file with a new kernel image and clean boot loaders. you still need to manually overwrite "/system" and "/data" from a root shell. You must first remount both into rw mode from "adb shell" as root. "mount -o rw,remount /system" "mount -o rw,remount /data". You then want to "rm -rf /system/" and "/data/" but you cannot run "busybox-android" from "/sdcard" so you must ensure that it survives your "rm -rf" brutality. You are going to wipe important system files and replace them with the contents of the two tar files. You will be greeted with the welcoming music of 평양 2407 Android ROM. This will contain only the core user-space modifications and a clean Android kernel with some hacker friendly recovery mode. If you want a totally "stock" "brand-new" out the box device reboot into recovery, wipe all data to set back to factory and reboot. The phone will take a little longer but it will default back to "korean" language settings and completely wipe any after-market DPRK apps and keep only the Android user space modifications.
cp "busybox-android" and "gnutar" into a executable safe place such as /data.
wipe /system after remount rw with "rm -rf /system", run twice, some files will stick.
use supplied "gnutar" and PRESERVE PERMISSIONS with "gnutar -xvpf" and unpack system.tar /system
once you have /system unpacked, put busybox-android and gnutar in /system/xbin
now do the same "rm -rf /data/*" and "gnutar -xvpf" to /data with data.ext4
reboot device.

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