In today's video, I am going to show you some of the essential tweaks you should install from Cydia, Sileo or Zebra, right after jailbreaking your device. These are tweaks that any jailbreaker should have in their arsenal as they can be tremendously helpful, especially if your jailbreak breaks, which it will inevitable do at some point. These must have Cydia tweaks are compatible with iOS 14.4.1 all the way down to iOS 13 and even 12.

No matter if you use #CheckRa1n, #Unc0ver, #Odyssey Jailbreak, Taurine Jailbreak, Electra, or any other jailbreak, you should have these installed as a good starter pack. All of the tweaks in this video are completely free, and most of them serve a very good purpose, other than cosmetic changes to your jailbreak, so definitely check them out.

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~ GeoSn0w

In today's video, we're discussing the release of the Kok3shi Jailbreak by SakuRa Development Team. This is a jailbreak for iOS 9.3.5 - 9.3 on 64-Bit devices. Remember, there used to be no jailbreak for iOS 9.3.5 on 64-Bit devices, only on 32-Bit. So this does fill a void that used to be in the jailbreak community. The jailbreak comes with Cydia and tweaks work fine on it.

The jailbreak supports 4K devices on iOS 9.3.5, iOS 9.3.4 and iOS 9.3. It wouldn't support 16K devices because as far as I am aware those wouldn't be able to be activated on 9.3.5. The jailbreak itself works as expected and can run themes and tweaks. If you wanna check it out, make sure you backup your iOS device first. The jailbreak is semi-untethered, and comes in IPA format.

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In today's video, I am happy to release iSecureOS finally to the public. This is an iOS Security Application designed for Jailbroken devices on iOS 14.4.1 all the way down to iOS 11 / 10 which tells you if you have malicious repos and tweaks installed, it can change the ROOT password for SSH, can detect if somebody attempts to connect via SSH to your device, and detects other security risks on your device.

While not an antivirus, this is as close as you can get for a jailbroken device on iOS. It should hopefully help you increase the security of your jailbroken iOS device. iSecureOS works with Unc0ver Jailbreak, Odyssey Jailbreak, CheckRa1n, and many others. Be sure to provide feedback and feature requests, as they are taken very seriously.

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In today's video, I am showcasing another must have application for those of you who are jailbroken on iOS 10 up to iOS 14.4.1. It's an application that I certainly hope will help you keep your devices more secure, since it's a Security Application design to tell you if you have bad repos, bad tweaks, or rather unsafe settings on your device. It can also easily change the ROOT password from the default to a more secure one.

The app is called iSecureOS and it was created by me, GeoSn0w (@FCE365) from scratch. The release will be tomorrow and will be completely free and open source for anybody to have access to, because I believe we have the right to be secure on our devices. Be sure to provide feedback and feature requests, as they are taken very seriously.

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Today we're taking a look at Athenus Dev Team's so-called "untether" for jailbreaks on iOS 14.3 down to 9. While initially, I thought that their method to get the jailbreak to automatically run after reboot was fake, it turns out it's legit, but it's nowhere near an untether. It does act similar to one though, making you be able to run the jailbreak after reboot, without any user interaction.

I am not sure how useful this could be for jailbreaking in general, but I guess if implemented, this would allow you to have the jailbreak run by itself without having to tap on the app icon and pressing jailbreak. Not a huge advantage and it's definitely not an untether, but it's an interesting automation trick.

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Hello all!!

    Great forum!!! Newbie here, I'm trying to use Jailbreak with boot USB (rufus), I'm able to boot to linux then log in and run "sudo checkra1n" but seems there's a problem with phone (iPhone 7 Plus Global) booting from DFU mode back to iOS all by itself. Confused, when using 3utools to jailbreak, it says "Waiting for device in normal mode..."  ...isn't the device supposed to be in DFU mode to jailbreak?? Please advise.

Also, is there a way to skip the step by step help with DFU mode? I realize app wants to be 100% certain of DFU mode, but I have no problem getting it into DFU mode, would like to skip that one step. Please advise. This may be a rather long learning curve for me, always have owned androids, so I know very little about the iPhone world. Interesting stuff so far!!!

Thanks a million!!!
  Gary

In today's video, I have some great news to discuss. It looks like a form of untethered jailbreaking has been achieved for iOS 14.4.1 all the way down to iOS 13 and possibly even lower. I was successfully able to test this new team's method, and I can confirm that what they have does get code execution at boot-time, which would make a 0-Click Jailbreak possible. In such a case, the jailbreak would automatically run immediately after iOS completes booting to home-screen after a reboot.

This, however, does not have a CodeSign bypass like OG Untethers, so in that sense, it's not a true untether, but it does have post boot-time code execution which COULD very useful for jailbreak purposes. Right now we're not sure if there are any limitations that could make it less usable for this purposes as this is still in the works, but the developers have managed to run almost all cicuta_virosa Kernel vuln (the one used in Unc0ver), immediately after boot without any user interaction, so definitely interesting nonetheless.

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In today's video, I am going to show you step by step, how to jailbreak iOS 14.4.1 and iOS 14.4 on pre-A12 devices (iPhone X and lower) using CheckRa1n Jailbreak. The CheckRa1n jailbreak supports iOS 14.4.1 which was released by Apple over a week ago, and you can get Cydia and Tweaks working. Do keep in mind that CheckRa1n does not work on iOS 14.5 Beta as of yet. It needs to be updated.

For those of you who are new to the channel or to jailbreaking iOS in general, I will detail in this video how to use #CheckRa1n, what are the limitations, and even how to unjailbreak (uninstall the checkra1n jailbreak) if you need to. This video is beginner-friendly. Veteran iOS jailbreakers likely already know these steps well.

CheckRa1n jailbreak is using a BootROM vulnerability that cannot be patched by Apple, hence why you can jailbreak the latest signed iOS versions. This comes with a caveat though, you cannot use checkRa1n on iPhone XS, XR, iPhone 11, or iPhone 12. For those, you need either Unc0ver Jailbreak or Odyssey.

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In today's video, we're discussing a must-have iOS Tweak for all jailbroken iOS devices with either Unc0ver Jailbreak, CheckRa1n, Odyssey, or any other Jailbreak from iOS 14.3 all the way down to iOS 9. A tweak that should not be missing from your toolkit if you are jailbroken and you experience crashes and hangs with your jailbreak.

Cr4shed is a Crash reporting utility that allows you to get a notification every time a process crashes on your jailbroken device. Once you open the notification you immediately get access to the crash log that you can send to the tweak developer or to the jailbreak developer (Pwn20wnd, Coolstar, etc.), you get the reason it crashed and what was the culprit. This way you'd know what to uninstall to prevent further crashes and you can help iOS tweak developers and iOS Jailbreak developers understand how to fix their tools by providing the logs to them.

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In this video, we're taking a look at JailbreakT33m's alleged jailbreak utility called "Rootless Jailbreak" which they claim to have achieved for iOS 14.4 / 14.4.1 on A14 and lower by using their own kernel vuln. which hasn't been patched yet. If real, this is pretty major, however, after a long-winded discussion with them on Twitter, I have formed an opinion, so let's dive into it.

I was pretty sketched up by their claims. An iOS 14.4 jailbreak for A14, even if they claim they don't have tweaks working yet, would be pretty major. We do have iOS 14.3 and lower kernel vulns and in fact, we already have Unc0ver Jailbreak and Odyssey Jailbreak in the works for 14.3 and lower, but this "team" claims they've gone a step further. So can we, the jailbreak community, actually trust their claims? Everything is discussed in this video.

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~ GeoSn0w