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Links
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Google project Zero with the details on the wifi exploit
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.co...
The source code for the yalu jailbreak at
https://github.com/kpwn/yalu102
the cydia source code at
http://gitweb.saurik.com/cydia.git
and finally cydia impactor at
http://www.cydiaimpactor.com
Audio Description
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Hey youtube, sorry to burst your bubble with this video. But I just wanted to let you know that as of today, the 25th of April 2017, no jailbreak has come for iOS 10.3 or above. Also, it is highly unlikely that one will be coming anytime soon. So, do not waste your time listening to scammers.
I was not going to make this video, but the other day, I was searching for 'jailbreak iOS 10.3.1' and I stumbled upon a whole list of videos with a lot of views. All of these are scams. I know that apple has patched the wifi venerability that the Yalu jailbreak was relying on, so the google project zero no longer works on iOS 10.3 or over. Apple's official release notes on the apple website shows that iOS 10.3.1 fixes the wifi exploit discovered by google project zero.
Let me prove this to you. Lets pick the most popular video, it is by sam1162. Its got over 400K views. He asks you to head over to iosjail.com. As you can see, on the phone's browser this would seem like terminal instructions being triggered. But the truth is, it is just the website displaying this. I am running this on a mac and it is showing directories named 'storage' on it, these don't exist on my laptop. Now when you click on any of these adds, the owner of the website gets paid. It does nothing else. Try posting a comment on the video saying it is fake and the comment will get removed in a few hours. All these scams are pretty similar, remember, subscribers, comments and likes can be bought. Follow someone reliable like everything apple pro.
Anyways, It is not all bad news though, there is a mobile security conference that is being organised by the Pangu team on the 23rd of June this year. You can be sure that all the big names of jailbreaking will be there. I am pretty sure that there will be something interesting coming out of that conference. Based on the agenda, it is likely there will be a watch OS jailbreak coming soon. As for the phone, remember that WWDC is planned between the 5th and 9th of June 2017. iOS 11 will be revealed during the event and it is highly unlikely that the jailbreak developers will be letting out any know exploits before iOS 11. If they do, apple with patch it with iOS11.
So again, don't hold your breath on seeing a jailbreak before iOS 11. If you are looking for news and updates, follow the reliable names on youtube and twitter. Do not pay anything to anyone, remember that jailbreaks are always free. If you are lucky to be in a jail breakable version of iOS which is up-till 10.1.1 on the iPhone 7 and 7plus, and 10.2 on all the other devices, stay there, do not upgrade. And remember to backup your SHSH file to secure the jailbreak.
For those of you who have already upgraded, the closest you can get to a jailbreak for now, is to install some apps that are not available on the app store. Click on the annotation now to see how you can do this.
All the website I showed you for information, are genuine websites, I will leave the links in the description.
If you are a developer and are interested in working on jailbreaks the following links are the best place to get started. I will leave them in the description.
Google project Zero with the details on the wifi exploit
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.co...
The source code for the Yalu jailbreak at
https://github.com/kpwn/yalu102
the cydia source code at
http://gitweb.saurik.com/cydia.git
and finally cydia impactor at
http://www.cydiaimpactor.com
Subscribe to be updated, thanks for watching, take care.
http://en.mosec.org - mobile security conference
https://developer.apple.com/wwdc/ - apple wwdc invite
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IOS_jai... - wikipedia on jailbreaking
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.co... - google project zero