In today's video, I have great news for those of you who are interested in jailbreaking iOS 13 or the newest iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro or iPhone 11 Pro Max. Developer @iBSparkes known as Sparkey has successfully achieved tfp0 yesterday on his brand new iPhone 11 running iOS 13.0. According to Sparkey, he has achieved that in under 3 minutes. Pretty impressive. It goes to show that the Jailbreak community still has a chance, even when Apple's innovative devices come with more and more security features.
A #tfp0 kernel exploit is enough to be able to start updating Unc0ver Jailbreak to work with the iOS 13. Pwn20wnd may still need to figure out a way to update his PACless implementation, as iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max has PAC just like the A12 devices, but with tfp0 that should only take a matter of days, maybe weeks if iOS 13 is significantly breaking the PACless implementation.
For the rest of the devices, @IBSparkes' achievement basically guarantees a jailbreak on iOS 13 if he decides to release that. There is, however, no word about any releases for the moment, so that may not happen until after Apple has patched the bug if Sparkey goes through the responsible disclosure route.
A #tfp0 kernel exploit is enough to be able to start updating Unc0ver Jailbreak to work with the iOS 13. Pwn20wnd may still need to figure out a way to update his PACless implementation, as iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max has PAC just like the A12 devices, but with tfp0 that should only take a matter of days, maybe weeks if iOS 13 is significantly breaking the PACless implementation.
For the rest of the devices, @IBSparkes' achievement basically guarantees a jailbreak on iOS 13 if he decides to release that. There is, however, no word about any releases for the moment, so that may not happen until after Apple has patched the bug if Sparkey goes through the responsible disclosure route.
