Linker namespace were introduced in Android 7.0 Nougat. The linker prevents libraries from outside of the namespace-permitted paths to be loaded into a binary.
There are a couple of ways to bypass linker namespaces, one is setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH before executing the binary that is being injected. That is not always a workable solution, though.
From Android 8.0 onwards, linker namespaces are relaxed for libraries loaded from tmpfs, so on 8.0+ we can simply move the library to be injected to /dev, but this still does not always leave us with an option for 7.0.
Linker namespace were introduced in Android 7.0 Nougat. The linker prevents libraries from outside of the namespace-permitted paths to be loaded into a binary.
There are a couple of ways to bypass linker namespaces, one is setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH before executing the binary that is being injected. That is not always a workable solution, though.
From Android 8.0 onwards, linker namespaces are relaxed for libraries loaded from tmpfs, so on 8.0+ we can simply move the library to be injected to /dev, but this still does not always leave us with an option for 7.0.