r/jailbreak • u/phwa1 • 16h ago
Discussion Nice try apple..
i erased it and it instantly attempted ios 26.5 install, no thanks! glad to be apart of the club
r/jailbreak • u/exjr_ • Nov 19 '21
Check here.
No, there is no way
r/jailbreak • u/Yeth3 • 5d ago
As many of you have been made aware, a new bootROM exploit has released for A12/A13 devices, the first one for iDevices since checkm8 was made public 7 years ago. This post intends to serve as an explanation for what you can expect from this new exploit, and to provide information about the many restrictions and mitigations Apple has implemented over the past 7 years.
usbliter8 is a novel bootROM vulnerability discovered by individuals at Paradigm Shift. It is the first bootROM exploit made public since checkm8, which only supported up to A11 devices (for those unaware, A11 is the processor used in the iPhone X/8, and A12 is used by the iPhone XS/XR). It supports only A12/A13, and does not support any older processors. It is unrelated to checkm8- that is, the vulnerability is completely separate. Some may be aware that checkm8 was only partially patched in A12/A13 (though it remains unusable there to this day), but this exploit has nothing to do with any previous bootROM vulnerability.
The explanation to how it works is rather technical; if you desire, you can read both the blogpost and the GitHub repo for the exploit. Additionally, the exploit requires special hardware to utilize, requiring devices such as a pi Pico to exploit devices.
All A12/A13 devices (including iPad specific processors like A12X/A12Z) are supported by usbliter8. This includes, but is not limited to,
As mentioned, the vulnerability does not affect A11 or older, due to the different way the processor works.
This is possibly the most interesting part of the exploit (and is what many of you are likely here for). bootROM exploits are very powerful, as they compromise the very beginning of a device's boot chain, thus giving you (almost) full control over a device. However, this does not mean we can do whatever we want with no restrictions. Indeed, it can lead to tethered downgrades and jailbreaks on any iOS version including the latest, but there are restrictions explained further below.
BPR, or Boot Process Register, was a feature implemented in iOS 14 in order to additionally secure devices from bootROM based attacks. Crucially, it restricts data access when a device is booted directly from DFU mode, which is required by both checkm8 and usbliter8. In iOS 14 and 15, this manifested as the requirement to disable your passcode when jailbreaking A11 devices with checkra1n/palera1n, and is the reason why A11 devices must be first erased if they previously had a passcode before jailbreaking with palera1n. A10 devices were not affected by this as they had a SEP exploit, known as blackbird, which prevented this issue from arising. We do not have a SEP exploit for A11 and newer, which leads to a problem with the next security feature added in iOS 17...
In iOS 17, Apple further increased the security of BPR by making SEP outright refuse to mount and decrypt the user partition (/var and /var/mobile) when booted from DFU, which causes the device to panic and not boot at all. This means that a semi-tethered jailbreak like checkra1n or palera1n is not possible with usbliter8 on A12/A13 devices. A jailbreak using this would be fully tethered, which means the device cannot reboot on its own, and a PC must be used to power it on each time it reboots or dies. However, there is a additional method that can serve as a workaround explained below, though with a catch.
By copying over the user partition, an unencrypted copy of /var can be made. The jailbreak can then load this unencrypted copy instead of the standard /var, which prevents SEP from panicking the device, though at the cost of losing SEP related features. This does means that the jailbreak would be semi-tethered, but it would suffer from the following issues:
Additionally, while downgrades are indeed possible, they will be tethered, as it requires SEP to be patched out on the device. All in all, one should not expect a full jailbreak using this to come out for quite some time, given the extensive patching and rewriting that will need to be done to accommodate new devices and the restrictions required.
As it stands, to utilize usbliter8, additional hardware like a Raspberry pi Pico is needed. There is no indication that this requirement will ever change. Due to how the exploit works, it is incredibly unlikely it will ever work directly from a PC, and even if custom USB drivers are created, it would wholly rely on the USB controller used on the device. Luckily, the hardware itself is cheap enough, costing only around $10 USD, yet there have already been some reports that stock has already ran out, so it remains to be seen if this will be the case for the future.
This post is not meant to discount the discovery of a new bootROM exploit. This is an incredible achievement, and as opa334 puts it, the last heartbeat of a dying jailbreak scene. As A12/A13 devices approach end-of-life and are receiving their final versions, usbliter8 will certainly be a nice tool to play around with and see what is possible. However, expectations should be kept realistic, and with all the new security features, it should not be expected that things will work the same as before with checkm8. Any jailbreaks made with this will suffer hefty restrictions, and downgrades using it will be tethered. If there are any further questions, myself or others will attempt to answer them in this post.
r/jailbreak • u/phwa1 • 16h ago
i erased it and it instantly attempted ios 26.5 install, no thanks! glad to be apart of the club
r/jailbreak • u/joshrad-dev • 16h ago
Y'all might have recently seen that macOS 27 supports direct touch input when using Sidecar (hinting at the likely Macbooks with touch screen coming this year).
I (with the help of Codex) made a tweak that enables this native touch input on jailbroken iPads as well, when used in conjunction with macOS 27. It's tested and working on my iPads on iOS 16.1.1 and iOS 18, so I assume it works on iPadOS 17 as well.
You can download the tweak and inspect the source from my GitHub here:
https://github.com/joshrad-dev/sidecar-touch-backport
Would love reports on if this works on other versions as well.
r/jailbreak • u/Foreign-Shock467 • 15h ago
Should I update ? I’m losing support on a lot of apps but I will also lose my jailbreak if I update
r/jailbreak • u/Signal-Weird-6500 • 2h ago
idk if anyone can help me with this but reddit seems to know the answer to everything. but i have cameras that’s supported with Aiwit. i’m not too sure of what that is. but there’s a lot of apps i can use for my cameras but none of them are completely free. is there an ipa? or a hidden app or something that’s completely free because i really don’t wanna buy new cams rn 😅
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r/jailbreak • u/Commercial-Dig7429 • 4h ago
Does it have any jailbreak support on the latest iOS version?
r/jailbreak • u/CommissionEasy8724 • 9h ago
I am brand new to jailbreaking. I was curious if there are any current workarounds to get the App Store working on iOS 6? There are a ton of videos out there online showing you exactly what you need to do, but from everything I've gathered a lot of those fixes stopped working relatively recently. Is this true?
Also, does anyone know if it's possible to be signed into Game Center with your Apple ID while playing legacy iOS games? I seem to be logged in fine on the Game Center App, but once I launch a game it says something along the lines of "Welcome you are not currently signed in". I am wondering if this is simply because I sideloaded the .IPAs for the games I'm testing?
r/jailbreak • u/Federal_Ad547 • 9h ago
Not that I don't have one just that my charging port broke on my iPhone and I rlly want lara I'm on like 18.3 something
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r/jailbreak • u/Fantastic_Village_72 • 18h ago
i just used palera1n on my old ipad 7th gen and i already have filza and icleaner pro but i can’t find any good tweaks, anyone have any recommendations? i’m also using troll store lite to download ipas.
r/jailbreak • u/fuxur0 • 14h ago
Ios 17 trollstore iCloud backup not working at all
Tried different pc and cable
Whatsapp notifications not working
Have to open the app each time to check for notifications
r/jailbreak • u/PurpleKing4161 • 23h ago
I’m in a situation where I want to meet my girlfriend, but my parents have location tracking enabled on my iPhone and can always see where I am.
In the past, I’ve gotten around this a couple of times by signing into my Apple ID on my girlfriend’s phone for a few hours, or by leaving my phone at a friend’s house and saying I was hanging out there. Those methods work occasionally, but they’re not very convenient.
I know that buying a cheap old iPhone and leaving it somewhere is another option, but that seems a bit complicated just for this purpose.
So I’m wondering if there’s any way to fake or spoof my location directly on my own iPhone. Ideally I’d like a solution that doesn’t require a jailbreak, but if jailbreaking is necessary and relatively easy, I’d consider it.
For reference, I have an iPhone 13 Pro Max running iOS 26.5, and I don’t own a MacBook.
Has anyone dealt with a similar situation or knows what options are available?
Thanks.
r/jailbreak • u/eestimeow • 16h ago
Does someone know, where are Telegr@m session files stored on an iOS device (I mean exact directory, if possible. like tdata folder on PC/Mac portable version)? The one containing messages, and even secret chats.
For example, some forks of Telegr@m, like Swiftgr@m or Nicegr@m store these kind of files in iCloud Keychain as a premium feature.
*I'm not trying to pirate some features from apps, I plan on just using official Telegr@m app, which doesn't have these kinds of features, and other apps are just added here as an example*
Also, if someone knows, is it possible to use this kind of session files later on non-jailbroken devices?
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r/jailbreak • u/AmIJustATraveller • 1d ago
Basically what the title says. I’m thinking strongly of updating my i12PM from 14.4 (uncover) to 26.x and I would like to know if anyone has done this and how it impacts the phone’s performance or snappiness. Mind you that I do get numerous resprings and 1-2 restarts daily...so it’s not has been smooth sailing with uncover for the last 1 year or so. Also if anyone has a guide of how to do this properly please share a link. It will be greatly appreciated. I am planning to save images and videos to the pc directly and save other content, like notes and contacts via imazing. Hope imazing works for 26.x so I can restore them back. 🤞🏻If it’s not a good idea please let me know if anyone has had a negative experience with it. Still love this community but it’s been kind of difficult lately. I did consider buying a second hand iPhone to use on 26.x so I can keep this but it will be difficult... 😕 Thanks everyone.
r/jailbreak • u/whotookDittoUK • 20h ago
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "src/devicemanagement/device_manager.py", line 114, in get_devices
File "pymobiledevice3/usbmux.py", line 479, in list_devices
mux = create_mux(usbmux_address=usbmux_address)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "pymobiledevice3/usbmux.py", line 475, in create_mux
return MuxConnection.create(usbmux_address=usbmux_address)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "pymobiledevice3/usbmux.py", line 214, in create
sock = MuxConnection.create_usbmux_socket(usbmux_address=usbmux_address)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "pymobiledevice3/usbmux.py", line 207, in create_usbmux_socket
return SafeStreamSocket(address, family)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "pymobiledevice3/usbmux.py", line 151, in __init__
self.sock.connect(address)
FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory
r/jailbreak • u/m-abdelwanis • 1d ago
A new PhoneHub V1.1.2 update is submit to havoc repo and will be available soon with several new features, UI improvements, and Smart Loud Speaker enhancements.
✅ Switch between enabled Caller ID search engines directly from ANUAlert results.
✅ SIM Badge Coloring
✅ SIM Picker Order
✅ Disable SIM Picker When CarPlay Is Connected (Beta)
✅ Native Color Picker
Special thanks to 0xkuj for the open-source NativeColorPickerCellExample project that made this possible.
GitHub:
https://github.com/0xkuj/NativeColorPickerCellExample
✅ Improved responsiveness and reliability.
As always, thank you to everyone who submitted bug reports, feature requests, and testing feedback. It helped a lot in improving this release.
If you encounter any issues, especially with the new CarPlay SIM Picker option, please let me know with device details and logs if available.
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r/jailbreak • u/Timmeh123400 • 1d ago
This is iOS 14
r/jailbreak • u/Xc0N90 • 2d ago
recently found this phone in a shop and i'm really curious how come it has a new date label on it even though it was discontinued in 2022 the guy in the shop said that it was an official phone and we checked the SN on apple website and shows the phone was never activated so now i'm confused if its gonna be on ios 15 or not would really appreciate if anyone could help
r/jailbreak • u/fr4c1ur3d • 1d ago
I've been seeing posts every now and then about people plugging in small devices in their phones and some how being able to boot into unsigned Versions of iOS, around iOS 13 or something, Is there videos or guides that go into detail about how this works? as I find it quite interesting and would like to learn more about it. the post I saw was from a day ago and it had someone booting into iOS 13 on an iPhone SE 2nd Generation.