Added Root Device Detection in SSL Pinning #563
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In this I added a check of root detection in the SSL Pinning. If the device is rooted It will throw the exception and no API calls will happen. This helps us in avoiding the intercepting and changing the certificate.
The new Root Device Detection logic can't be bypassed and It also checks for frida.
Alternative approach for this is to write the SSL pinning logic in the NDK in CPP files to avoid is getting bypassed.
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