If you’re trying to stay on the up and up in today’s jailbreak community, then you might find the scattered nature of information difficult to follow. Fortunately, iDB tries to make this easier by compiling all of it into one convenient piece.
Progress for the jailbreak community appears to be in the making after Twitter user and iOS developer @xina520 Tweeted images of what appear to be working tweak injection for devices equipped with A12-A15 chips and running iOS or iPadOS 15.0-15.1.1.
TrollApps is a newly released app that TrollStore users can sideload and perma-sign on their iPhone or iPad to mimic an App Store-like experience for finding and downloading third-party apps.
Security researcher @_simo36 turned quite a few heads with a Tweet shared on Friday that appears to contain a proof of concept (PoC) for an exploit chain called WeightBufs that achieves kernel memory read and write capabilities on some versions of iOS & iPadOS 15 and macOS 12.
iOS developer Soongyu Kwon is out this Thursday with an updated version of Mugunghwa, a popular system customization app for TrollStore users whether they’re jailbroken or not.
The palera1n jailbreak, intended for developers and powered by the same venerable checkm8 hardware-based bootrom exploit used by the checkra1n jailbreak, received an update on Monday to add semi-tethered support for devices running iOS & iPadOS 15.0-15.3.1.
Keeping up with the latest developments in the jailbreak community can feel like a challenge, especially as the community becomes less centralized. But iDB is here to help you navigate what otherwise feels like a stressful minefield of questions by bringing all the latest content into one place.
TrollTools, one of the most popular system customization apps to perma-sign with the TrollStore utility, was updated to version 2.1 on Saturday by iOS developer sourcelocation with a slew of improvements that users will surely embrace with welcome arms.
iOS developer opa334 released an update for the TrollStore perma-signing utility for iPhones and iPads on Saturday, formally bringing the increasingly-popular utility up to version 1.3.5.
Following a move earlier this week by Apple to unsign iOS 16.0.3 about a week after launching iOS & iPadOS 16.1 to the general public, Apple on Friday appears to have also unsigned iOS & iPadOS 15.7 after subsequently releasing iOS & iPadOS 15.7.1 with bug fixes and security patches for the iPhone and iPad.
At the start of October, Linus Henze took the stage at the Objective by the Sea conference to showcase his Fugu15 jailbreak on an iPhone running iOS 15.4.1 with a slick new installation method that reminded a lot of us of the JailbreakMe days. And as of this Monday, it’s officially released and open source on Henze’s GitHub page.
Sakura Development team member @dora2ios, perhaps best known for their part in developing the kok3shi jailbreak, has released a new work-in-progress developer-centric jailbreak tool called ayakurume for iOS 15 that utilizes the same checkm8 hardware-based bootrom exploit as the venerable checkra1n jailbreak tool.