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what's going on YouTube GSN right here
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so in today's video I have great news
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for those of you interested in iOS 17
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Jailbreak on newer devices a brand new
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proof of concept for Cal vulnerability
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has been released we're going to get
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check the program Out Below So Yesterday
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out of the blue we got this in here cve
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23208 and this one is a kernel
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vulnerability and it's a proof of
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concept for a kernel vulnerability it
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says in here it's for Mac OS 14.0 up to
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14.2.1 but what is more important iOS
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17.0 up to 17.21 and if you go ahead
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here on my website on ivice central.com
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on iOS signing status you can see that
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the latest version is IOS 17.3 at the
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moment which is signed but then iOS
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1.2.1 is exactly the previous version so
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this is for a very very recent iOS
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version range however this is not an
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exploit is a proof of concept a PC so a
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proof of concept essentially means that
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the vulnerability can likely be
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exploited in the future if you write an
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exploit for it you would be able to
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trigger the vulnerability and use it for
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jailbreak purposes maybe or whatever you
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want to do with it but it's not the
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exploit itself just a code to trigger
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the vulnerability to prove that is there
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so somebody still needs to take this
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code to take this vulnerability and make
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a proper exploit for it this is just one
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of the steps so if you go inside this
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folder over here it does say this here
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is a proof of concept only can be
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triggered from 14.0 to 14.2.1 on Mac OS
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we can achieve a similar effect to fork
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for updating last pit on iOS by using
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the message send function in conjunction
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with SCM wres method to pass the file
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descriptor from one application to
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another kind of convoluted but they they
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do provide the whole coding here the
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trigger the vulnerability now this per
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se cannot be used for jailbreak purposes
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this is just a trigger the vulnerability
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and prove that it is indeed there still
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a developer skilled enough can take this
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vulnerability and do the proper research
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to write an exploit and possibly
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exploited for jailbreak purposes so it's
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a good idea to not update the iOS 17.3
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because this one does patch the
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vulnerability iOS 17.21 and lower is
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what supports this vulnerability however
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you should not update at all do not
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update if you're running a lower version
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do not do OTA delay or stuff like that
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if you're running an older version
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particularly iOS 16 something no matter
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what device you're on it's a good idea
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to stay on iOS 16 iOS 17 if you're
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running an older version that's great
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that's better if you're running a newer
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version it's still good just don't
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update iOS 17.3 and just don't update in
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general the usual adage in the community
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is do not update if you don't have to
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usually the lower the better it may not
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be the case all the times but history
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shows that usually staying on an older
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version is actually better so yes there
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you have it a brand new Colonel
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vulnerability working for iOS 17.0 up to
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17.21 proof of concept released no
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exploit yet I'm going to keep you
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updated if we do get an exploit in the
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near future ex so thank you for watching
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I am GS snow till the next time peace
