In today's video, we're discussing the latest Unc0ver Jailbreak released by the #Unc0ver Team / Pwn20wnd, as they are pretty massive. In fact, the Unc0ver Team calls this update "the biggest stability and reliability update to unc0ver ever", so you know it's worth updating to it, but let's see exactly why. Aside from a lot of patches that have been rewritten by the Unc0ver team for better performance, we also get to have the first steps towards a proper A12 Jailbreak on iOS 12.4 and lower, as this update contains #Cydia and Cydia resources that support A12 devices internally (not available for the user yet, just a primer for when the actual A12 release is out) and it also contains a few other A12 changes to basically prepare the ground for the A12 release which comes soon.

Following the v3.6.0 which contains a ton of updates, Pwn20wnd also released v3.6.2 and v3.6.3 yesterday, which address a bug with A7 and A8 devices no longer jailbreaking properly. At the time I am making this video, the v3.6.3 build is the latest available from the official Unc0ver Jailbreak website, or from the GitHub repo. The Unc0ver Team have also finally started their own Twitter handle where you can officially follow the whole team, rather than just Pwn20wnd. I recommend you unfollow other "Unc0ver #Jailbreak or Unc0ver Team" accounts as those are not official. The official one has the @Unc0verTeam handle.

In today's video, we're discussing five very important things to do right after jailbreaking your device to ensure your iOS device is safe and working efficiently. Jailbreaking iOS 12, iOS 11 or iOS 10 is a nice thing and while you get a ton of benefits from jailbreaking, such as themes, customization of the UI and whole features that would otherwise not be part of iOS, jailbreaking also weakens your device's security pretty seriously, and since not all tweaks are made equal, some of them may not play so nice on an incompatible device, that's why the tips in this video are carefully chosen to ensure your data is safe and protected and you are able to recover from a major fault such as a bootloop with just a few scratches

There's more to jailbreaking #iOS that installing #Cydia by using #Unc0ver Jailbreak or installing Sileo using Chimera Jailbreak. It takes some experience to get to know which repos are trustworthy and which tweaks work on which iOS versions. Since there's no unified way of knowing which tweaks work on which version, it's always a good idea to be proactive and ensure that you can recover from a major issue caused by a tweak, so basically having a plan B. In this video, I'll help you build at least a part of that preparedness plan. 

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to install rocketbootstrap on the RootlessJB???I want to switch but I’m afraid by the nature of this jailbreak rocketbootstrap is not available and I’ve got too many tweaks that depend on it.

Can not get JB to finish install been trying everything I know of but can’t get. Any help or ideas would be appreciated
Stops on step 31 deinitializing finish screen shows up but never reboots. Uncover 3.6 ios12.4 10max
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I am having iPhone XS MAX With saved all version Blobs. I am trying to downgrade from 12.4 to 12.1.3 but I can't ? Every time I set default Nonce " 0x1111111111111111 " and I am tried inside my blobs Generator but I am got Failed. So I want some clarification It's True support Nonce Setter for A12 Devices ?

In today's video, we're discussing the latest update I released for my tool, GeoSetter which is a NonceSetter for iOS #Downgrades with SHSH2 blobs. The tool allows one to set the Nonce Generator from the saved SHSH2 blobs onto the device's NVRAM so that one can use the blob with FutureRestore for a downgrade / restore to an unsigned iOS version. #GeoSetter supports iOS 12.0 all the way up to iOS 12.4 with #iOS 12.3 and iOS 12.3.1 being unsupported currently due to lack of tfp0 kernel exploits. In this video, I will also show you how to set the Nonce Generator with GeoSetter on your device.

This Nonce Setter is completely independent of your #jailbreak (or lack of thereof). You can use it even if you're running Electra, Chimera or Unc0ver, or even RootlessJB. It doesn't interfere in any ways with the jailbreaks. I coded GeoSetter so that it would grab tfp0 by itself using the sock_port exploit by Jake James so that you don't need to even be jailbroken to set the nonce generator. Currently, A7 through A11 devices are supported. The A12 devices aren't supported currently, so no iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max or iPhone XR. Those will be given an error in the UI letting you know you're running on an incompatible device.

In today's video, we're discussing a release of an updated version of Jake James' #RootlessJB #Jailbreak, this time for #iOS 12.4. The jailbreak was updated by Brandon Plank to support iOS 12.4 on A7 to A11 devices, by integrating Jake James' kernel exploit (sock_port) for iOS 12.4. No idea why Jake did not do it himself, but it's a great release/update nonetheless. The RootlessJB is a lightweight jailbreak compared to Unc0ver or Chimera and is meant to provide the bare minimum to be able to run Filza File Manager, SSH, and Tweaks. Most applications that have jailbreak detection in place to prevent jailbroken devices from using the app would not detect RootlessJB due to its lightweight components.

Of course, you can install tweaks on RootlessJB, but there is no Cydia. While one can install a package manager, tweaks on RootlessJB are usually manually installed through Filza or SSH. It's a jailbreak more geared towards the power user rather than a 1-click jailbreak for the masses, but it serves a good purpose. Unjailbreaking happens in a flick of a switch, and there should, according to Jake James, be no data loss, so it's really easy to go from completely jailbroken to completely unjailbroken if an app does happen to block you because you're jailbroken.

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Could someone tell me how to save beta fw's shsh2. I'm using Tsssaver tweak on my device now. It saved only main fw. I'm using a12 device ios 12.1

I hear everyone saying you have to set your nonce before you can downgrade. What I want to know is, when I save a lot of SHSH2 BLOBS on TSSSaver, does each blob contain a different apnonce?
I have 4 folders for 12.4 blobs; Each folder says "apnonce-" and then a line of characters and number; The last folder says "noapnonce". I assume if I'm using the 12.4 blob from any of the folders that says "apnonce-" I should set my nonce to the characters listed in the folders name?
i.e. apnonce-d8f682df87d812c372491b613d59795a80383f439587c0bb511ccf6865eb87cc
What about the folder that says "noapnonce" what do I do then?
When I open the blobs in notepad and go to the bottom of the texts I see an area that says <key>noNonce</key> which I don't know what that means? In both apnonce and noapnonce, the blobs say that.
I also really don't understand whether if I should be setting my nonce anytime after Jailbreaking; Right after the first time Jailbreaking; Or only set the nonce when I'm about to start the process of downgrading and if this last one, do i just pick randomly between the 3 folders apnonce names? and after setting it to one of them. the other 2 are useless unless i set the nonce again but to one of the other 2? so basically  it must match with the blob I'm using?

Terribly sorry if this turned out terribly confusing...

In today’s video, we’re discussing the latest achievements and news in terms of iOS 13.0 Beta and iOS 13.1 Beta Jailbreaks. Just a few days ago, security researcher Luca Todesco has posted a demo of his #iOS 13.0 and iOS 13.1 Beta WebKit exploit being used to obtain remote code execution, local privilege escalation and code injection in two system applications on iOS. That is after back in June, he and Sparkey achieved Cydia on the first Beta of iOS 13. This goes to show that the iOS 13 still jailbreakable. Qwert and Sparkey have developed jailbreaks in the past, most notably Yalu Jailbreak by Luca Todesco (Qwerty) and Meridian Jailbreak by Sparkey, both for iOS 10. Both of them are very capable security researchers in our community.

A WebKit exploit is very useful especially for a Safari-based jailbreak, but since Qwerty was able to gain local privilege escalation with it, it could be useful for a #jailbreak for more than a simple vector. I will keep you updated as more info gets published about this exploit. At any rate, it’s advised that you stay on iOS 12 until iOS 13 gets released officially this month because it’s still unstable.

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