In today's video, we're discussing the release of the iOS 12.4 Unc0ver Jailbreak by Pwn20wnd with Cydia after it was discovered that the iOS 12.2 exploits that were patched in iOS 12.3 and iOS 12.3.1 were apparently still functional in iOS 12.4, thus making jailbreak a 1 line of code hard. In this video, I will show you how to jailbreak your pre-A12 devices (iPhone 5S up to iPhone X) using Unc0ver on #iOS 12.4 which is currently the latest signed version from Apple. This #Jailbreak includes #Cydia and tweaks.

Please do keep in mind that A12 devices (iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR) are currently not supported. People on A12 devices should not update to iOS 12.4 from iOS 12.2 or lower. Also, Apple may stop signing iOS 12.4 at any point, and they're likely going to, so please make sure you save your blobs before it gets unsigned. Early tests were inconclusive on whether this jailbreak interferes with Apple Card on iOS 12.4, but user's caution is advised.

In order to install this jailbreak on iOS 12.4, we're using an IPA file and Cydia Impactor. The Undecimus / Unc0ver Jailbreak is available below. If you experience issues jailbreaking your device, comment below and I will do my best to help you fix the issues or troubleshoot.

In today's video, we have pretty bad news to discuss for the #Jailbreak community on iOS and about the Corellium virtual iOS / iDevice emulation software. As you probably know, Corellium was a very useful piece of software in the development of the Unc0ver Jailbreak as the developers behind Unc0ver were able to test Unc0ver using #Corellium on multiple iOS versions and multiple iDevices. The platform itself provides real iOS virtual machines for developers and security researchers. The platform has a plethora of tools one can use to perform debugging, logging, testing, and whatnot. However, yesterday Apple decided enough is enough and decided to sue Corellium for various reasons related to the platform.

Corellium is being sued for copyright infringement as well as other reasons. The lawsuit is publicly available and has been posted by news outlet MacRumors as part of their article covering the news about Corellium being sued. This is definitely bad news for jailbreak developers, because without Corellium, testing and debugging will have to go back to physical devices one has to purchase and since Jailbreak development requires testing on multiple devices, it won't exactly be easy. Corellium was used in the past to easily find vulnerabilities by Coolstar / Umanghere back on iOS 11, so losing Corellium is indeed a great loss for the infosec and the jailbreak community, however, Apple does have some points in the lawsuit, which I invite you to check out.

Pwn20wnd surprises again with his continued dedication towards including A12 and A12X devices (iPhone XS, XS Max, XR, and the latest iPad Pro) into the supported Unc0ver Jailbreak devices list. For a few good months, Pwn20wnd has been working on an alternative to Cydia Substrate (former Mobile #Substrate) by Saurik, after Saurik (Jay Freeman) has stated publicly that he's no longer interested in updating Cydia Substrate for A12 devices and he could not ensure continued support for the Substrate development. Unfortunately, Cydia Substrate is closed-source, unlike Cydia, so it cannot be updated and kept up to date by the community. A solution was needed for A12 devices, otherwise, these devices would never support tweaks. 

The Chimera Jailbreak Team (basically Electra Team lead by Coolstar) have developed a modernized version of Substitute, a publicly available Cydia Substrate alternative that was in dire need of updates as it wasn't very well known and used until iOS 11. They've updated and improved it and released Chimera Jailbreak for A12 devices on #iOS 12.0 to 12.1.2, however, 12.1.3 up to 12.2 aren't supported to this date on A12 because of PAC. The Electra / Chimera Team did not publish their changes to the Substitute, so we're running again into the closed-source limitation that brought us here in the first place. 

For that, Pwn20wnd started working on his own solution for #Unc0ver #Jailbreak, so that A12 people don't need to switch gears to Chimera in order to jailbreak their devices, a move that seems to be appreciated in the community, as Unc0ver Jailbreak is a well-established, reliable tool.

I have a jailbroken iPhone SE on 9.3.3 but don't have saved any blobs.
is there any way to upgrade it to latest jailbreakable IOS?

Details:
iPhone SE
IOS 9.3.3
Jailbroken with Pangu
No shsh blobs.

In today's video, we're debunking yet another of these bogus jailbreaks for iOS 12.4 / 12.3.1 and 12.3, but this time the so-called Unc0ver VIP Untethered Jailbreak. Now, the #Unc0ver Jailbreak is a real jailbreak for iOS 11.0 and all the way up to iOS 12.2, and it's the most popular jailbreak at the time I am making this video, but the Unc0ver VIP is a fake clone advertised as being an iOS 13 Beta all the way down to iOS 12.0 Untethered #Jailbreak. Untethered jailbreaks haven't been a thing since iOS 9 and they will probably never be again, so to see this bogus "jailbreak" advertised as one is really laughable. #Debunked

Of course, they've cloned the real Unc0ver's GUI so that it looks authentic but don't be fooled, it's not a real jailbreak and there is no iOS 12.4, iOS 12.3, iOS 12.3.1 or iOS 13 Beta Jailbreak at the time I am making this video. The Unc0ver Jailbreak doesn't have a website. It's hosted on GitHub under the "Undecimus" project name on Pwn20wnd's GitHub account and that is all. No Twitter handle, no website, no official YouTube channel, just the GitHub repo, so please avoid anything that claims to be Unc0ver's official website if you are new in the community unless it comes from Pwn20wnd's GitHub.

Scammers taking your hard-earned money are everywhere. This holds true to the Jailbreak and iCloud Bypass community as well. There are multiple websites with huge ranks in search engines that claim to have iCloud Bypass services for the latest devices and the latest iOS 12.x version or even iOS 13. 99% of the time, these websites are either fake, or they rely on illegal activities like phishing in order to attempt the so-called "bypass", which can get you in trouble.

Please do keep in mind that this forum does NOT condone stealing. If you found an iDevice and it's locked, please either return it to the owner (if there's a message with a number on the screen), or to a police department or an Apple Store so that it can return to the rightful owner. We will NOT provide any help for unlocking devices marked as lost or stolen, these do not belong to you so we cannot help.

If you, however, have a legitimate reason (for example you bought it from eBay / Craigslist / etc and it's locked and the seller vanished) (basically you've been scammed), you may wanna avoid the "services" provided by anybody on the following list/website. We've collected these names over the years and we know from our users that these are all fake / scam methods that only want your money with nothing in return:

Don't forget that you can also use our F.C.E. 365 iCloud Bypass Website to report scammers or working services you've encountered.
 

In today's video, we're discussing another jailbreak "tool" brought to my attention by a concerned viewer, a website called "Jail-iOS Jailbreak" which allegedly has an iOS 12.4 / 12.3 Untethered Jailbreak available. Now, as the title implies, this is yet another fake jailbreak website meant to target the newcomers in the jailbreak community who aren't exactly aware which are the right sources for legit news and tools related to iOS Jailbreaking, so I decided to make another #debunk video to ensure my viewers are informed.

iOS 12.4 has been privately jailbroken with Cydia,  but there is currently no real iOS 12.4, iOS 12.3.1 or iOS 12.3 Jailbreak released. Any website stating that there is one and asking you to install some application in order to get it is pure fake info. Here on the channel, I keep you updated daily with the latest news and developments in the jailbreak community so that you know when a new exploit is available, whether it can be used for a jailbreak, when a jailbreak is available and how to jailbreak. Until you see a video on this channel about iOS 12.4 jailbreak being released, no jailbreak is available.

In this video, we're discussing AppTapp team's #Installer 4 source code release. For those of you who are unaware, the Installer 4 was a package manager similar to Cydia back on the early days of iOS, only that Installer predates Cydia by a good few months, as #Cydia was only released for iPhoneOS 2. This means that Installer was the very first package manager to allow early iOS adopters to install tweaks and other packages. Cydia was later released (on iPhoneOS 2.0) which made Installer 4 have a bit less popularity at launch when it was bundled with QuickPwn Jailbreak by the iPhone Dev Team before RedSn0w was a thing.

This is probably like a history lesson for the newcomers in the jailbreak community, but the #Jailbreak idea started right after Apple released the original iPhone in 2007. iPhoneOS 1.1.1 (back when iOS was still called iPhoneOS) has seen the very first Jailbreak based on the libTIFF exploit, and Installer was basically the package manager to kickstart the whole Jailbreak community.

The open-sourcing of this historic package manager is a good step towards ensuring the knowledge in the jailbreak community keeps being shared amongst the users and newcomers. Currently, AppTapp develops Installer 5 which is a far more advanced Cydia Alternative currently in Beta designed to work with iOS 9 all the way up to iOS 12.

In today's video, I will answer the often encountered question, should you update from iOS 12.3.x / 12.4 to iOS 13 Beta and get native Dark Mode, a performance boost, swipe type, a new volume HUD, new iMessage, and Safari / Files features or stay on iOS 12.3, iOS 12.3.1 or 12.4 and wait for a #Jailbreak with Cydia so that you can get all these features through tweaks, and even more, but at the expense of using tweaks and having to wait a bit more? Knowing how well made iOS 13 is, the answer is not as simple as yes or no and it highly depends on your use cases and what you wanna do, so in this video, we'll clarify this.

Everybody's use cases are different. Some people jailbreak their #iOS device because they want themes. Other people do it as a status symbol to fight off the idea of Apple locking the device they paid good money for, while other people jailbreak exactly for these little features such as dark mode, safari downloads, file managers like Filza, a terminal, a different volume HUD or other graphical user interface tweaks. iOS 13 has finally caught up with the already very popular jailbreak trend of having a dark mode, and Apple finally decided to add a proper dark mode in iOS. They also redesigned for the first time ever the volume HUD to no longer occupy half the screen. While these are only a few of iOS 13 plethora of features, they are very popular amongst some jailbreakers. So, should you wait x months more for a tfp0 exploit and another x weeks for a proper jailbreak, or should you go to iOS 13? As always, the answer is complicated and it's worth exploring this in today's video.

As always, do not forget to SUBSCRIBE to stay updated with the latest iOS and Jailbreak news!

I'm using jailbroken XS 12.1. Now I want to make a nonce pair generator key to save shsh2 for future restore in the future but I don't know how to do. I saw tut on reddit but fail because error nvram can't unlock. Plz help me