In today's video, we're discussing the release of Filza Escaped for iOS 13.3.1, iOS 13.4, and iOS 13.4.1 for all devices, including iPhone XS, XR, and XS Max (A12), as well as iPhone 11, 11 Pro and iPhone SE 2020 (A13). This is a file manager normally only available on jailbroken devices which allows you to change files on the system, edit Application's data, edit game's saves and other user files to allow for some customizability on your non-jailbroken phone.

This tool is based on @siguza's sandbox escape exploit / bug released a couple of days ago for iOS 13.4.1, iOS 13.4, iOS 13.3.1, and lower. The bug allows any app to be unsandboxed and thus get access to most parts of the system. Bas vT used the bug in his #FilzaEscaped release and it is therefore pretty stable and quick. While this is not a jailbreak replacement, it gives some jailbreak functionality to the otherwise stock iOS device.

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In today's video, we're discussing a new Jailbreak Detection Bypass for #Unc0ver Jailbreak and #CheckRa1n Jailbreak on iOS 13.0, iOS 13.1, iOS 13.2, iOS 13.3, iOS 13.4 and iOS 13.4.1 (the last two only for CheckRa1n currently as there is no Unc0ver for iOS 13.3.1+). The Jailbreak detection bypass allows you to use iOS Applications that block jailbreak users even when you are jailbroken.

It's mostly the case of games, some social media apps, and banking apps. They usually block jailbroken users invoking often unproven security risks, but it's mostly placebo if your jailbreak is properly configured and your SSH password isn't the default one - alpine. 

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In today's video, we're discussing a brand new iOS exploit (sandbox escape) released by security researcher @siguza that can definitely be used in an iOS 13.3.1, iOS 13.4 and iOS 13.4.1 Jailbreak for all devices including A12 and A13 (iPhone XS, XS Max, XR, iPhone 11, 11 Pro, SE 2020), but that can also be used in a pseudo untethered scenario - more on that in the video.

The vulnerability released by @siguza allows anybody to obtain literally any entitlement on iOS. This makes sandbox escaping a piece of cake, mostly because it only takes a few seconds to exploit @siguza's technique. A blogger has posted recently a PoC showing how they can extract the SMS database from a device using @siguza's exploit which gave their app an unsandboxed context. Very useful for jailbreaking.

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In today's video, we're discussing the latest major events in the iOS Jailbreak community pertaining to iOS 13.4.1, iOS 13.4, and iOS 13.3.1 on all iOS devices including #A13. We're talking about @ProteasWang's untethered tfp0 kernel exploit, which could indeed be useful for an untethered version of Unc0ver Jailbreak or such. We're also discussing a very dangerous Apple Mail exploit that was found in the wild and that affects all recent iOS versions.

About the kernel exploit, of course, currently, there is no word on a release, but that is expected because iOS 13.4.1 is currently the only signed stable release of iOS, and the exploit works on it, so we shouldn't expect this exploit for at least 90 days if it ever gets released, as ProteasWang is known to go with the responsible disclosure route.

There is also a Cydia bug that seems to be present in the latest update that causes a lot of issues with many tweaks. It's recommended that you avoid the latest Cydia update for a while as Jake James confirms it has a couple of weird bugs in it causing tweaks to be broken or act weird.

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Hi

I have been searching and not very successfully.

Can A12 device running 13.1.2 being Jail Broken with Unc0ver?

In today's video, I have massive news for those of you interested in iOS 13.4.1, iOS 13.4 and iOS 13.3.1 Jailbreak on A13 and lower. This includes iPhone SE 2, iPhone 11 Max Pro all the way down to iPhone 6S. A brand new tfp0 kernel exploit that is untethered (persistent) has been announced by security researcher @ProteasWang. He confirmed this is working on the latest iOS version at the moment, and on the latest hardware.

Of course, currently, there is no word on a release, but that is expected because iOS 13.4.1 is currently the only signed stable release of iOS, and the exploit works on it, so we shouldn't expect this exploit for at least 90 days if it ever gets released, as ProteasWang is known to go with the responsible disclosure route.

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Hello there

I have my iPhone 6S jailbroken using checkra1n on kali and when the jailbreak is done, the checkra1n app is not showing up

So if i want to unjailbreak my iPhone, how can I do this without the app ??!

Can anyone help me

I currently have a 7 and don’t like the new, bigger platform of the new phones. I know the new SE is based off the same platform as the 8, which is the same size as the 7 which I like. Now to my questions...

1. Will the A13 chip be noticeably faster/more efficient than the A10 on the 7 I have right now?
2. Are there many more features in the new SE than the 7?
3. What are the upgrades to the new SE over the 7 that I would notice? Camera? Speed? Responsiveness? Etc?

I understand that upgrading will run the risk of receiving a phone that is not jailbreakable, but I would just switch back to the 7 in the interim if I wanted to.

Thoughts?

In today's video, we're discussing the current status of iOS 13.4.1, iOS 13.4 and iOS 13.3.1 Jailbreak, as well as an important Jailbreak Component Release, a PatchFinder64 for iOS 13. We're also discussing the best iOS version to be on for the moment if you wanna Jailbreak as soon as possible.

The PatchFinder is a very important jailbreak component, and for months, we had no iOS 13 PatchFinder64 available publicly. The one from Unc0ver Jailbreak was kept private, and this means that nobody outside Unc0ver could use it for a Jailbreak. Jake James released a PatchFinder which should be easily maintainable for iOS 13 including newer iOS such as iOS 13.4.1 and iOS 13.4.

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Hi I was wondering if there was any other jailbreaks other than checkra1n for iPads on iOS 12.4.5

I ask this because I’m not sure if my iPad auto updated but I know it was jail broken at one stage as I have Cydia, however I cannot think of what I used to jailbreak it wether it be chimera or unc0ver but none support 12.4.5

How come this version is not included in recent jailbreak updates and is there an alternative to checkra1n as my iPad hangs on jailbreaking every time try and no matter how I try either windows or Mac (both VMware and hackintosh) even rainUSB

Thanks