For those of you interested in jailbreaking iOS 14, up to iOS 14.2 (currently in Release Candidate Beta), a brand new kernel exploit has been achieved on A12 / A13 devices (and implicitly older ones too), by Luca Todesco, one of the developers behind CheckRa1n jailbreak. The exploit allowed him to get Kernel Read and Write (R/W) privileges on A12 (A13 too as they are the same, mostly). This is usable for a jailbreak.
Of course, this has been achieved on iOS 14.2 which is currently Apple's most recent iOS firmware to date. iOS 14.2 is in Beta 4 considered Release Candidate (RC), which means it won't be long before iOS 14.2 becomes the latest public stable release phasing out iOS 14.1 which is currently signed. Todesco's achievement is a big one, but there is no word on any releases, for now, so do not update to iOS 14.2 and stay as low as possible.
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~ GeoSn0w
Of course, this has been achieved on iOS 14.2 which is currently Apple's most recent iOS firmware to date. iOS 14.2 is in Beta 4 considered Release Candidate (RC), which means it won't be long before iOS 14.2 becomes the latest public stable release phasing out iOS 14.1 which is currently signed. Todesco's achievement is a big one, but there is no word on any releases, for now, so do not update to iOS 14.2 and stay as low as possible.
As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest #iOS and #Jailbreak news, updates, and tutorials!
~ GeoSn0w
