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what's going on YouTube Gio right here
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So in today's video we have a brand new
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git enabler for iOS 17.4 and newer And
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this one works on all devices So as you
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probably know Apple somehow patched JIT
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enablers in later versions but stick git
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enables it back again on iOS 17.4 plus
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They found a brand new method apparently
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and it was released It's completely open
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source over here And as you can see it
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says it's an ondevice git enabler for
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iOS versions iOS 17.4 4 and newer
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excluding iOS 18.4 beta 1 Now as you can
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see this is an application So you
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install it on your device you enable Jet
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it shows the installed applications and
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you can choose which application you
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want to give JIT to For those of you who
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are unaware JIT is just in time
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compilation which allows emulators and
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tools like virtual box and stuff like
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that you know virtual machines and
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whatever to work much much better on the
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device You can actually run proper
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operating systems in virtualization
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because of JIT on iOS Without it you
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wouldn't be able to do so It's also
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useful for emulation on retro gaming and
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stuff like that So a lot of tools like
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UTM for example would actually use this
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So for those of you who knit this it's
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now available once again on iOS 17.4 and
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newer but not on 18.4 beta 1 And that's
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thanks to StickG that was released The
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release is available over here version
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1.1 at the moment And yes this also
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enables you to run applications that are
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not installed because since you're not
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installing them they don't require
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signing and stuff like that So you're
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not using one of your three signing
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spots for your free developer account
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This is actually pretty neat So to recap
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with this you can have emulators you can
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have virtualization so like virtual
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machines on your iOS device and you can
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also run iOS apps without installing
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them and without signing them directly
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on the device That's actually great
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There are other git methods as well and
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that would be sitejit server which also
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works great and it also supports all
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devices but this one requires a computer
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because you need to run a server on the
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computer as you can see from the guide
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identral.com This is still a viable
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method It still works great However this
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over here is an application that runs
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directly on your device and it only
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requires this VPN over here for the
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device to connect to itself and that's
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essentially it You don't need a computer
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you don't need anything So pretty great
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Speaking of great the folks over at AKS
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have a great offensive iOS internals
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course So if you want to get started
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with iOS security research or if you
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want to build your own jailbreak one day
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you can definitely check out their
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course because it goes in depth into the
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ARM 64 architecture the iOS kernel and
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its security mitigations you know
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reverse engineering on iOS and
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sandboxing and stuff like that
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Definitely a great course to get started
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with if you want to become a jailbreak
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developer or tweak developer or if you
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want to do iOS security research So yeah
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definitely check that one out and
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definitely check out stickj jet You can
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also use it with live container by the
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way but you need to get this build over
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here because this one is compatible with
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live container which allows you to run
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iOS apps without actually installing
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them It's exactly what I mentioned
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earlier So yeah that's basically it
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Thank you for watching I am GS now B
