Today we have some major news to discuss in the jailbreak community. With the release of iOS 14.7.1 by Apple just 2 days ago, the security content was also posted and it seems to be only one bug patched. Incidentally, the bug seems to be exactly what we needed for a jailbreak on iOS 14.4 all the way up to iOS 14.7, and the bug was RELEASED by a security researcher immediately after being patched.

So this is not a case of a bug in the security log that we will probably never see. Nope, this is an already released bug that we now have access to as a community and can use for jailbreak purposes. This is the biggest event in the jailbreak community in months. This is indeed supported by the A12+ devices.

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~ GeoSn0w

In this video, we're discussing some brand new iOS Kernel vulnerabilities and a PaC Bypass achieved by security researcher Linus Henze that were patched in iOS 14.7 and that could prove very useful for the jailbreak community. The PaC bypass is particularly an important achievement for the users of iPhone 12, iPhone 11, and iPhone XS / XR that wanna jailbreak their devices.

The Kernel vulnerabilities achieved by Linus seem to be extremely powerful and could very well be the beginning of a jailbreak as one of the vulnerabilities can be used to disable sandbox, codesign and even bypass AMFI's restrictions -- exactly what we need for jailbreak purposes. This is pretty good news for the people on iOS 14.6 and lower.

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In this video, we're discussing some important issues with Unc0ver v2.6.0 (the latest version released a few days ago), how they manifest, and how I've ended up fixing those issues on Unc0ver. If your device is jailbroken with Unc0ver and you experience any of the bugs mentioned in the video, do as I do and downgrade to the proper version of Unc0ver. This applies to all devices including A12, A13, and A14.

Unc0ver Jailbreak currently supports iOS 14.0 up to iOS 14.3 on all devices, including iPhone 12, iPhone 11, iPhone SE 2020, and iPhone XS / XR. It comes with Cydia and tweaks, and it's a semi-untethered jailbreak. Version 6.2.0 is currently the latest version, but it seems to be pretty buggy.

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In this tutorial, I will show you step by step, how to jailbreak iOS 14.7, iOS 14.6, and so on all the way down to iOS 14.0 on pre-A12 devices with Cydia and Tweaks working. I will also show you how to un-jailbreak when you no longer need the tweaks.

To do this, we're using a jailbreak called checkra1n which although wasn't updated yet, still works fine with iOS 14.7 which was released a few days ago by Apple. iOS 14.7's security content isn't currently available, but checkra1n supports it without any update needed. Just make sure you enable untested iOS in checkra1n, and toggle on the "Skip A11 BPR check" if you try to jailbreak iPhone X, iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus.

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In today's video, we're discussing a brand new update to the Unc0ver Jailbreak. The developer of Unc0ver Jailbreak, Pwn20wnd, claims this is a major update with important stability and reliability fixes including fixes for random reboots, jetsam issues, increases compatibility with signing services and many other fixes.

At the same time, in the same announcement, Pwn20wnd released the Unveil app which seems to be nothing but a re-done version of the app Stefan Esser made a few years ago that shows system info like device model, network, IP,  memory, CPU + some jailbreak info and security stuff, but very little. The app is available in the AppStore and it's paid, however, it has sparked some drama in the community as the price is pretty high.

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In today's video, we're discussing the current status of iOS 14.7 to iOS 14.4 Jailbreak, we're talking about iOS 14.7 RC release, and a bootloop-causing bug that was identified in stock iOS and it affects jailbreak users on iOS 14.3 and lower, and it's likely to be present in iOS 14.4 too.

The iOS 14.7 RC release means that iOS 14.7 is right around the corner and it's a pretty bad iOS version to stay on if you wanna jailbreak. In fact, so is iOS 14.6, because of all the bugs they patch. The best chance to get an Unc0ver or Taurine Jailbreak update as soon as possible would be staying on iOS 14.5.1 and lower, but this comes with its own set of drawbacks. Beware the bootloop bug. It's a pretty nasty one and can cause data loss and forced update to latest version.

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~ GeoSn0w

Today's video discusses a brand new Kernel vulnerability PoC released by Ian Beer of Google Project Zero, which affects iOS 14.5.1 down to iOS 14.4. The Vulnerability is present on iOS and has been patched in iOS 14.6, but there's a lot of confusion around it and how it can be used, so we're gonna clarify if it can be used to update Unc0ver Jailbreak or even Taurine Jailbreak for iOS 14.5.1 and lower.

The vulnerability itself was found by Ian Beer on macOS XNU but it is indeed present on iOS according to them. Ian has released a proof-of-concept code snippet that triggers the vulnerability on macOS and it can be ported for iOS, but the Sandbox on iOS can play an important role in making things complicated.

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In this video, we're discussing an important tweak update that was released for MyBloxx a tweak that we use for upgrades to iOS versions that are no longer signed, without SHSH2 blobs. The update is a major rewrite for the MyBloxx tweak and also fixes an important Jetsam issue that causes connectivity problems.

While MyBloxx can be used for a plethora of tasks, one of the most important one, is in the process of updating from an old iOS version to a newer, but no longer signed one that just got a jailbreak. With this, you don't need SHSH2 blobs to update to the latest jailbreak.

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In today's video, we're discussing the release of a brand new AppleTV untethered jailbreak called BlacB0x. This jailbreak is fully open-source, and it has been created using CheckM8 released by axi0mX, which also stands behind the very popular CheckRa1n Jailbreak. Compared to CheckRa1n though, BlackB0x is fully untethered which means you only have to apply it once.

After the jailbreak is finished, Kodi is installed giving a complete overhaul to the tvOS entertainment system. This jailbreak also comes with nitoTV, a package manager akin to Cydia, but for Apple TVs. The supported devices are AppleTV 2 and AppleTV 3 (up to 2013). AppleTV 4 and AppleTV 4K cannot be jailbroken with this tool as they may not be vulnerable to CheckM8.

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In today's video, I will demonstrate how to use Passfab's tool in order to disable Find My on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod for which you lost or forgotten the password so that you can use your device. The program was designed for pre-A12 devices, and it's a good tool if you made a throwaway account to be able to get the free apps from the AppStore without knowing that your device will get tied to that account and now you lost your password.

Important: It's not possible to bypass FMI on newer devices like iPhone 12, iPhone 11, iPhone XS, XR, XS Max, or iPhone SE 2020. For these devices, you need to know the Apple ID and the passphrase. The Find My function is tied to whatever account you used for iCloud and for AppStore. Unfortunately, many people lose their passwords or get scammed with a locked device on eBay or Craigslist, and the seller vanishes.

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