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what's going on YouTube GS right here if
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you're interested in jailbreaking your
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iOS device if it's a newer device like
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an iPhone 14 13 12 15 and stuff like
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that on iOS 17 we're going to talk about
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this today we're going to talk about the
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best iOS versions and what you should do
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what versions you should stay on and so
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on so you probably know iOS 17.6 point1
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is currently the latest version both iOS
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17.6 point1 and 17.6 which are currently
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signed are the worst versions you could
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be on at the moment and there's an
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important reason why the versions
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backport some changes from IOS 18 which
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is currently in beta that prevents
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applications from spawning root programs
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if they're not root as well on iOS 17.5
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point1 and older things are a little bit
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better and if you think about it if you
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go here for example on the security
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content of iOS 17.5 Apple does have a
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huge list of security patches these bugs
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are all available on previous versions
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so if you're running iOS 17.4.55
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here for example on core media it says
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an application may be able to execute
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arbitrary code with Cal privileges from
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pattern F pattern F has indeed released
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V abilities and exploits before that
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have been used in jailbreak and this one
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seems to be pretty important it says an
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application may be able to execute
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arbitrary code with kernel privileges
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privilege escalation is a big deal to
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begin with kernel privilege escalation
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that's a whole different story much
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better this could potentially be
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exploited for jailbreak purposes very
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much like many other vulnerabilities
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we've used in the past and then you have
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a lot of things in here including some
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kernel vulnerabilities it says in here
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an attacker may cause unexpected up
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termination or arbitrary code execution
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you have another one which says it can
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bypass kernel memory protections which
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again pretty pretty good then you have
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other in here again with execution of
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arbitary code with Kel privileges all of
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this could possibly be used for
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jailbreak purposes very well so if
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you're running I 17.4.55
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a white paper a PC that could be
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exploited you know a proof of concept
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and stuff like that for the security
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content of iOS 17.6 interesting we have
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d yld d and it says a malicious attacker
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with arbitrary read and Riot capability
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may be able to bypass Point
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authentication this is Pac or Point
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authentication code but it's not the
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kernel Pac it's user space Pac Michael
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puts it very clearly here they say some
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information I missed originally dld is
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commonly associated with user space not
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kernel Pac bypasses operation
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triangulation PAC bypass was a user
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space Pac bypass this isn't 100% useless
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but it isn't helpful in a full-fledged
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jailbreak so you could potentially use
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this for other things you may want a
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great fully completed jailbreak but
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failing that we might get other kind of
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tools remember the MC diral tool the MC
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diral exploit was a very weak exploit
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compared to others but it still rendered
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very interesting tools like cow bang
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like wdb remove three up limit files
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that escaped wdb font override sender
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Escape troll tools troll box and even
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misaka at some point so you can still
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get customization tools even from weaker
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exploits in some cases so a full
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jailbreak would be nice Definitely but
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once any of these vulnerabilities get
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released we might be able to put it to
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good use before we can create a full
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jailbreak that's why I definitely advise
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you to stay below iOS 17.5 if you can't
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if you already updated at 17.5 point1 or
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17.5 at least stay there 17.6 and newer
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are pretty bad both for jailbreak
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purposes and for troll store ideally you
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would stay on iOS 16 or 17.0 up to say
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17.2 but if you can't just stay below
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17.6 so that's basically it quite a lot
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of vulnerabilities have been patched
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lately some of them look pretty
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interesting thank you for watching I
