01-08-2020, 07:04 PM
In today's video, we're clarifying some very important information about the #Acorn #Untether released for iOS 11, which was supposedly compatible somehow with iOS 13 and iOS 12 as well in certain cases. In the video, we address what I've learned from the creators of the Acorn untether in the past couple of days, what are the limitations when it comes to iOS 12 and iOS 13, what is needed and to what extent is doable.
It's not wrong that it's possible to build an untethered jailbreak on iOS 13 and iOS 12 with parts of Acorn, but it's not as simple as that - I explain in the video. The idea is that the ASLR bug has been patched back on iOS 12 beta 1. Patched as in, made very unreliable, down to 10-12%. This is very bad for an untether. The racoon bug was never patched. It's still active as we speak. A new ASLR bug would be needed to port this to iOS 13 and as it turns out, these are very rare. And even with one, A12 and A13 devices require more things. I explained in detail in the video. This should help clear the confusion around it.
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It's not wrong that it's possible to build an untethered jailbreak on iOS 13 and iOS 12 with parts of Acorn, but it's not as simple as that - I explain in the video. The idea is that the ASLR bug has been patched back on iOS 12 beta 1. Patched as in, made very unreliable, down to 10-12%. This is very bad for an untether. The racoon bug was never patched. It's still active as we speak. A new ASLR bug would be needed to port this to iOS 13 and as it turns out, these are very rare. And even with one, A12 and A13 devices require more things. I explained in detail in the video. This should help clear the confusion around it.
As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest #iOS and #Jailbreak news, updates and tutorials!