Just a few days ago, developer @_p0up0u_ released an important open-source project in the jailbreak community. The new KFD project includes two major kernel vulnerabilities compatible with iOS 15.0 up to iOS 16.5, their appropriate exploits as well and writeups for those interested in iOS Security Research. For the jailbreak community, this means that we have a huge piece of … Mandela Pro – A Cowabunga fork for iOS 16.2 – iOS 16.6 on A12+ DevicesRead more
As you are probably aware, just a couple of days ago, developer felix-pb released two brand-new kernel exploits with a support range going from iOS 15.0 all the way up to iOS 16.5. While iOS 16.5.1 and iOS 16.6 release is not supported, iOS 16.6 Beta 1 is both supported and still signed at the time I am writing this … KFD Exploit Compiled for iOS 15.5 – iOS 16.5 (A12+)Read more
What is Xcode and how does it work? Xcode, Apple’s integrated development environment (IDE) for macOS, is a powerhouse that empowers developers to create exceptional software for a wide range of Apple platforms. With Xcode, you can effortlessly build marvelous applications for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS, and even visionOS, then publish them on the App Store for millions of … Xcode Releases – All Xcode Versions / Releases In One PlaceRead more
With each new iOS version, Apple continues to enhance its operating system, bringing new features and improvements to its user base. However, many iOS enthusiasts like to explore the possibilities of jailbreaking and customizing their devices. One crucial aspect of this process is saving SHSH2 blobs, also known as SHSH Tickets. These blobs allow users to downgrade to a specific … How To Save iOS SHSH2 Blobs Using BlobSaverRead more
If you want to jailbreak iOS 17, you probably know how powerful a jailbreak can be. Ever since the first iPhone was invented, developers in the community tried to create jailbreak tools to allow customizations on the device. Historically most of the features you enjoy today on stock iOS were born on jailbreak tweaks before Apple took them and integrated … iOS 17 Jailbreak – All Available Tools – Tested & Verified!Read more
Jailbreak tweaks have come a long way. Ever since classic tweaks like Vmoji which added emoji support back on iOS 4, to Eclipse which provided Dark Mode on iOS 7 before it was cool, there are maybe hundreds of thousands of tweaks released for iOS. Here are a few of my all-time favorites: What is your favorite iOS Jailbreak tweak … What is your favorite iOS Jailbreak tweak of all time? (Poll)Read more
Misaka is an application that allows you to discover and manage MacDirtyCow tweaks and apps. The MacDirtyCow exploit provides some minimalistic file read / write access on iOS 16.1.2 and lower, which allowed a couple of very interesting tools to be created. Developers in the jailbreak community have used the MacDirtyCow exploit to develop dozens of amazing tweaks that don’t … Get Misaka IPA: MacDirtyCow Tweaks Manager for iOS 16 (Open Source)Read more
What is an iOS Beta? Apple’s iOS is a cutting-edge mobile operating system that powers millions of devices worldwide. As technology constantly evolves, Apple regularly releases beta versions of iOS to give developers and adventurous users an opportunity to test new features and improvements before the official release. To participate in these beta testing programs, users need to download and … How to Install iOS 16.6 Beta 1 (For Jailbreak)Read more
iOS 16 has been a particularly painful version of iOS jailbreak for the community. New security features combined with fewer developers available made iOS 16 one of the least recommended versions if you want to jailbreak.’ jailbreak for the community. New security features combined with fewer developers available made iOS 16 one of the least recommended versions if you want … Two Major Kernel Exploits Released For iOS 16.0 – 16.5 Useful for a JailbreakRead more
Compared to Android, iOS sucks in terms of application sideloading. At first, there is no official way for you to just install any app you want from third-party sources. No toggle to switch on to allow untrusted sources, nothing. The only way to install iOS apps is through Apple’s monopolistic App Store. Flekstore.com is a popular platform that offers efficient … How to Use the New FlekStore AppRead more
