PaleRa1n Jailbreak is the true successor for the well-known checkra1n jailbreak for the A11 and lower devices, also known as the checkm8-compatible devices. This jailbreak supports tweaks, and while Cydia is dead and this jailbreak doesn’t come with it, it comes with Sileo Package manager which is better. The jailbreak also has Procursus Bootstrap and is the only iOS jailbreak … palera1n-c jailbreak for A9-A11 devices (iOS 15.0-16.3.1) v2.0.0 beta 5 RELEASED with important changesRead more
Apple has changed a lot in terms of how applications are installed and verified on iOS devices over the years. It all started with the advent of third-party AppStores back in 2016-2019. AppStores like AppValley, Ignition, TutuApp, and many more used to use enterprise Apple Developer certificates to deploy third-party apps, modded games, tweaked apps, and so on. Apple caught … How To Fix “App cannot be installed because its integrity could not be verified” on iOSRead more
Since jailbreaking began, people have installed custom icons or icon packs (themes) to personalize their otherwise plain-looking default app icons. On jailbroken devices, this is easily achieved through installing a theme and a theming platform like Anemone, Winterboard, or SnowBoard. Starting with iOS 15, Apple has stepped up its security game massively, and it took a very long time for … How to Install Themes (Custom Icons) On iOS 15.0 – 16.1.2 Without a JailbreakRead more
Palera1n jailbreak is the true successor of the well-known checkra1n jailbreak for people who are running iOS 15.0 up to iOS 16.4 on iPhone X or older devices. The jailbreak is powered by the same powerful bootrom exploit called checkm8 released by developer axi0mx back in 2019. Palera1n has been in development since the fall of 2022 and it is … Palera1n Jailbreak Team updated their jailbreak website with smart download linksRead more
Ever since iOS 15.0’s release, the jailbreaking scene was quickly moving to a new jailbreak format, the rootless jailbreak. Apple has introduced a set of changes in iOS 15 to hinder remounting the Root File System. Traditionally, all jailbreaks used to remount this partition as read/write instead of keeping it read-only, but starting with iOS 15.0 this partition is now … Havoc Repo now supports Jailbreak Tweaks in Rootless FormatRead more
As many of you are aware, back in October 2022, security researcher Linus Henze released their Fugu15 jailbreak project for iOS 15.0 up to iOS 15.4.1 on A12+ devices. This jailbreak works on iPhone XS, XR, XS Max, and newer, including iPhone 13. According to Linus Henze, Fugu15 comes open-source and includes a code-signing bypass, kernel exploit, kernel PAC bypass, … Fugu15 Max Jailbreak being developed by opa334 for iOS 15.0 – 15.4.1Read more
The Apple HomeKit is how you can use the internet of things to control and manage devicesaround your home. If you are unfamiliar with how to get started with it, then don’t worry. Afterreading through this guide, you will understand that setting up the Apple HomeKit is astraightforward process and very easy to understand. By the end of it, you … How to Set Up Your Apple HomeKitRead more
As you may be aware, Ian Beer released their MacDirtyCow exploit for iOS 14.0 – 16.1.2 on all devices. Initially, we thought this exploit might not be very powerful so we may not be able to use it for jailbreak purposes, but we were quickly proven wrong when applications like Cowabunga, FilzaEscaped, and so on were released. MacDirtyCow applications use … iOS 14.0 – 16.1.2 – All MacDirtyCow (MDC) Tools IPARead more
As some of you may be aware, there is currently no full jailbreak available for iOS 15.2 up to iOS 16.1.2 on the A12+ devices (iPhone XS and up). If you have one of these newer devices, you’re out of luck in terms of jailbreaking with a traditional jailbreak tool. However, just a month or so ago, security researcher Ian … Cowabunga IPA – Jailbreak Alternative for iOS 15.0 – iOS 16.1.2 on All DevicesRead more
What is the MacDirtyCow iOS vulnerability? If you’re waiting for a jailbreak on iOS 16.0 all the way up to iOS 16.1.2, you likely heard of the MacDirtyCow exploit released a few weeks ago by security researcher Ian Beer of Google Project Zero. The actual vulnerability behind it is CVE-2022-46689 which was patched by Apple in iOS 16.2. The exploit … iOS 15.0 – 16.1.2 Jailbreak News: All MacDirtyCow Tweaks & Customizations AvailableRead more
