In today's video, we're discussing the LPE exploit release by developer @08Tc3wBB, which was released a few days ago as part of their presentation at Objective by The Sea iOS security conference. The PoC released can be used for jailbreak purposes if chained with another userland exploit, which makes it pretty useful.

According to Coolstar, it's likely that in the event we do get the missing link from the chain, this will work on iPhone 7 and newer and will likely not support very old devices like iPhone 6S. Overall it's pretty good news for the jailbreak community. This vulnerability was patched on iOS 14.6.

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In today's video, I will show you how to use PassFab's unlock tool in order to fix the "iPhone is Disabled" or "iPad is Disabled" error on the lock screen. I will also show you how to remove the forgotten Apple ID from your device if you can't remember your credentials anymore. Do keep in mind that this process will update your device to whatever is the latest version at the time.

Important: This is not an Activation Bypass. You will still need to know the Apple ID and passphrase to activate your phone if you enabled Find My iPhone prior to this. If you do not remember your credentials, please do not follow this video as it may result in your device being stuck on the activation screen. This can be fixed with PassFab if your device is an iPhone X or older, but not on newer devices. This tutorial is provided "as-is" with no guarantees.

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In today's video, we have very important details to discuss iOS 15 as it pertains to the jailbreak community. iOS 15 brings some massive changes to the table which directly affect the state of jailbreaking on all devices, including those that support CheckRa1n. Many changes have been done by Apple on iOS 15, some worse than others for jailbreaking, so let's see where we're at.

This video is relevant regardless of the device you have. It doesn't matter if you wanna jailbreak an iPhone 5S, 7, or X, or you wanna jailbreak the newest iPhone 13, everything in this video about iOS 15 does apply for you. iOS 15 will likely change the landscape of jailbreaking so we have to be prepared and informed.

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In today's video, we're discussing MobileTrans and the iPhone 13 Giveaway they are currently organizing that will end in a matter of days. We're also going to talk about how you can use MobileTrans or Wutsapper tools in order to backup and restore your Whatsapp, Line, Kik, Viber, and WeChat conversations from a device to another.

If you haven't joined their iPhone 13 giveaway yet, you still have until September 30 before the giveaway officially ends. To participate you will have to select your favorite color iPhone on their website and add your name so they can add you to the draw (they allow you to not check the checkbox for receiving promo mails).

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In this video, we're finally discussing spv's untethered vulnerability release. As some of you may know, developer spv has released on Twitter two different untether bugs for iOS 9 up to iOS 14.7.1 or even iOS 14.8. They've essentially been patched in iOS 15, but work fine on iOS 14.x. In this video, we'll take a look at those untether bugs and talk about what they can be used for in terms of jailbreaking.

It seems that iOS 14 has been prone to some serious untether / persistence vulnerabilities lately as Linus Henze will release soon an untether exploit of their own, and now SPV has released two different untether methods. Untethered jailbreaks are the greatest because they don't get revoked, don't expire, don't require resigning any IPA file and they re-activate after reboot. An untethered iOS jailbreak is a persistent jailbreak that requires no effort to re-enable.

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In today's video, I have great news for those of you waiting for an untethered jailbreak on iOS 14.0 all the way up to iOS 14.5.1 on all devices, including A12, A13, and A14. Linus Henze has informed us about the exact date when they will release the untether and the kernel exploit they have, which we will be able to use for Taurine, Unc0ver Jailbreak, and Manticore to make all of them untethered.

As you probably know, an Untethered jailbreak doesn't require you to manually re-jailbreak. Every time you reboot, the jailbreak will automatically re-enable for you in the background by the time the device fully booted. This way, you don't need any signing services, no IPA files to sign, no app to expire or get revoked and no re-jailbreak as the jailbreak stays permanently until you manually remove it.

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In today's video, we're discussing AppSync Unified Tweak and its update that has been released by developer Karen (angelXwind) a couple of hours ago, for iOS 14.8. The update targets checkra1n jailbreak for now because it's the only jailbreak currently available for iOS 14.8, but as more jailbreaks get updated in the future, you will be able to use AppSync even on other devices.

The update does just that. It adds support for iOS 14.8. No bug fixes or other changes appear to have been made. For those of you who are new, AppSync allows you to install apps in IPA format without having to codesign them with your developer account. This is very useful if you wanna install a specific version of an app.

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In this tutorial, I will show you how to jailbreak your iOS 14.8 or iOS 14.7.1 iDevice using CheckRa1n and get Cydia and Tweaks running. The jailbreak is semi-tethered and supports iOS 14.8 all the way down to iOS 12. Do keep in mind that iOS 15 is not yet supported. This jailbreak supports all pre-A12 devices.

In this guide, I will show you step by step how to install checkra1n on your phone, tablet, or iPod, and then how to install and configure Cydia and its initial package updates. iOS 14.8 fixes a major security risk, a bug called NSO Pegasus that has been used in the wild. So, if you're checkra1n-compatible device is running iOS 14.7.1 or lower, it is indeed recommended that you update to iOS 14.8 to mitigate the Pegasus bug and stay safe.

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In today's video, we're discussing the release of iOS 14.8, and the very major security risk it patches. iOS 14.7.1 is vulnerable, and every other version lower than iOS 14.8 is considered unsafe when it comes to the NSO Pegasus spyware that has been reported to Apple by CitizenLab. It's advised that you update to iOS 14.8 as soon as possible if you do not care about jailbreaking your device.

While the Pegasus NSO targets usually high-profile individuals, rather than the average Joe, if you do not care about jailbreaking your device it's highly recommended that you update to the latest software version (14.8) to mitigate the risks. Apple has pushed 14.8 with only two vulnerabilities patched. More details in the video.

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In today's video, we're discussing a brand new XNU Race Condition vulnerability PoC that was released by Alibaba Security Researcher @Peterpan0927. According to them, the bug was patched in iOS 15 RC and it works on iOS 14.7.1 down to iOS 14.0 on all devices including A12, A13, and A14. The open-source PoC released is accessible from the sandbox and as such, it's usable for jailbreak.

The proof of concept (PoC) released by Peterpan0927 is available now on Git and it can be tested on any iOS version from iOS 14.0 to iOS 14.7.1 and macOS 11.0.2. It's unknown for now if this will be usable in Unc0ver Jailbreak or Taurine Jailbreak, but do know it was released and it looks interesting.

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