Hello every my name is Brandon Plank(@BrandonD3V), I have made a super simple way to compile all of tihmstars software. His software is hard to compile because it requires more than just ./autogen.sh make sudo make install on your first time trying to compile.

tihmstarInstaller is a all-in one tool that allows you to run a simple command to get the job done.

Only requires brew to be installed!
use 

• libgerneral
  
• img4tool
  
• liboffsetfinder64
  
• xpwn
  
• libipatcher
  
• libfragmentzip
  
• libirecovery
  
• libplist
  
• ra1nsn0w
  
• libimobiledevice
  
• futurerestore
  
• idevicerestore
  

In this video, we're discussing a new FutureRestore Script for iOS downgrades which makes using FutureRestore much easier and quicker especially for beginners in the iOS Downgrade / Jailbreak community. This script is particularly useful because it reduces the number of errors one can make while settings flags and paths which have the potential to mess the restore and the device. This script makes it very simple to downgrade as long as certain conditions are met.

The main conditions for a #downgrade restore to work is to have valid SHSH2 blobs saved for the iOS version you're downgrading to, and for SEP and Baseband to be compatible. This is a tricky part and requires some research on the jailbreak forums and communities as these are usually manually tested by users. This tool doesn't bring anything new in terms of the downgrade procedure, it just makes it much easier for someone who isn't experienced with the terminal and FutureRestore to perform the downgrade.

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In today's video, we're discussing the #Flux 5 Untethered Jailbreak for iOS 13.3, iOS 13.0, iOS 12 and iOS 11 posted by Justin Proulx. We're going to decide whether it's legitimate or not and whether you should trust this jailbreak's download page, as an IPA file is, indeed, available.

Of course, as it turns out, this was too good to be true. The Jailbreak page even contains an IPA file with hashes and everything and Justin Prolux is known for being a good iOS Apps developer, but it turns out this is a recurring prank that happens every year on the New Year Eve. No idea why he does that, as it's not 1st of April, so no idea why that prank would fit. But it's not a malign piece of code either. If you fell for it and installed it, it doesn't do anything bad to the device, it's just a benign prank. It does, however, get confusing for those who are new in the community as I got a ton of questions about it both today and last year.

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In today's video, we're discussing an astonishing release in the jailbreak community: a new untether released for iOS 11 called Acorn, by saurik, Siguza, littlelailo, Brandon Azad and ZecOps. This allows for an untethered iOS 11 Jailbreak to be created, from iOS 11.0 up to iOS 11.4.1 for all supported devices. An #untethered jailbreak is a jailbreak that you only have to enable once and it persists even after a reboot.

The instructions provided on the project open-source page on GitHub are simple: Add iOS racoon executable and dyld_shared_cache_arm64 to device/ and type make. Then collect racoon.conf and stage2.bin and enjoy. The project itself seems to be based on a talk littlelailo had recently at a security conference where he outlines the bugs and how they work together to achieve untethered and unsandboxed code execution on iOS 11 devices. So, if you still have an iOS 11 device, do not update it. You may soon be able to experience untethered jailbreaks again. No revokes, no resigning, no re-jailbreak after each reboot.

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In today's video, I will show you how to sign/install IPA iOS apps, including jailbreak applications like Unc0ver, Electra, Chimera, etc. without Cydia Impactor (which currently isn't working), and without signing services, so no revokes either. The method uses an application called iOS App Signer in combination with Xcode and your free or paid Apple Developer profile.

This method requires a macOS machine, being it a Mac, or a physical computer or even a virtualized version - that is up to you. I personally recommend using a real Mac. Xcode is available for free in the macOS App Store and it is the only pre-requisite for this to work. Signed applications are installed just like you do with Cydia Impactor, and don't get revoked. However, just like with Impactor, if you use a free developer account, they will expire in 7 days and you need to redo the signing part. 

This is pretty useful if you cannot get Unc0ver installed, or you wanna deploy IPA files to your device. The Cydia Impactor has been broken for a month or so and we don't know when it will be fixed. This method does not require you to be jailbroken and it was successfully tested as far as iOS 13.3.

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If you wanna downgrade your 64-Bit iOS device using the CheckM8 exploit from iOS 13.3 / iOS 13, iOS 12 and so on, today's release is a very good start. In today's video, we're talking about a new #FutureRestore version that adds support for 64-Bit devices with #CheckM8. While experimental and only supports some devices, this is still very good because we're finally using the very powerful CheckM8 exploit which is compatible with iOS 13, iOS 12, iOS 11, etc. for downgrades.

There are a few important things you need to have before you can do a proper downgrade on iOS, and we're slowly starting to figure out the pieces so that we can go to whatever iOS version we feel comfortable, not what Apple forces us to use on the device we paid for. At first, you'd need a powerful exploit. We have it - CheckM8 released by axi0mX a few months back. Then we need a proper tool to use it. We have it, and it's today's FutureRestore which is capable to handle downgrades with SHSH2 blobs. Then we need SEP and Baseband, two iOS components to be compatible. This is where we need more work. And finally, we need a way to patch the signature checks during the restore. We already have success on some devices thanks to Linus Henze's script which does that for us. More devices will probably be supported in the future. We're on the right track towards real full downgrades on iOS.

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Hi there everyone I have been away from the jailbreak scene for a long time I can se there is a new jailbreak out and have been reading up about it I just wanting some advice. I have a old ipad air 2 that I don't have the apple account info can I somehow get this off so I can use it or can I buypass it with cfw or a tweek realy just any advice on how to use this jailbreak to possibly get it working thanks for any help or advice

In today's video, we have yet another #tfp0 kernel exploit achieved for iOS 13.3, iOS 13.2, iOS 13.0 and so on, for #A12 and A13 devices (as well as older devices like iPhone X and lower), this time coming from IBSparkes on Twitter, a known developer in our community who has released iOS 12 exploits used in Unc0ver Jailbreak, and he has also released his own jailbreak, Meridian Jailbreak on iOS 10. 

Sparkey has posted just 2 days ago that he has successfully got tfp0 on an A13 device which is currently Apple's latest and greatest. #A13 are basically iPhone 11 and 11 Pro (and the Max variants of these). The exploit works on A12 as well (iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR), as well as iPhone X and older which are already covered by the CheckRa1n Jailbreak on iOS 13.3 and lower. With such an exploit we'll be able to update the Unc0ver Jailbreak as well as the Chimera / Electra Jailbreak for the A13 and A12 devices on iOS 13.3. The exploit has not been released yet, and it may be released once patched, as iOS 13.3 is currently the latest version.

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The restrictions of some apps not allowing airplay are ridiculous. Can anyone point me in the right direction of some airplay tweak for iOS and/or tvOS 13?

In today's video, I will show you how to install an important prerequisite tool if you wanna use the CheckRa1n Jailbreak for Linux once it gets out. We're talking about usbmuxd which is important because it lets the computer handle and detect the USB iOS device so that CheckRa1n can work with it. CheckRa1n Jailbreak works on iOS 13.3 all the way down to iOS 12.3 on iPhone X and lower.

Nikias Bassen, one of the developers behind #CheckRa1n advised people to install and have ready the #USBMUXD on their Linux machines so that once CheckRa1n for Linux is released, you'll be able to just run it and jailbreak your device. Installing USBMUXD is done from Terminal by running two comments through sudo (you need to elevate your privileges). Since USBMUXD is a requirement, I thought I should make a video in advance so you'll have the computer ready. There will NOT be a Windows version very soon so the Linux version is what you'll use on PC.

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