If you’ve followed along with us in our ongoing iPhone jailbreak news coverage, then you likely caught it wind of Luca Todesco showing off an iOS 16 jailbreak at the Hexacon security conference last Friday.
Security researcher and former evad3rs team jailbreak developer @pod2g made rare comments on Twitter this week following Luca Todesco’s talk at the most recent Hexacon security conference.
Speaking at the Hexacon security conference in Paris, France on Friday, hacker and security researcher Luca Todesco discussed Apple’s latest mobile software security trends and showed off a jailbreak on iOS 16.1 beta.
Google is building passkeys support into Android and Chrome, launching later in 2022, but people can test it today via Play Services Beta and Chrome Canary.
While most people use Face ID or Touch ID to unlock their modern iPhones and iPads, there are still times when you’ll be required to enter your passcode. Examples include after rebooting your device, after pressing and holding certain buttons on your device, failing a biometric authentication attempt, and when you don’t have biometrics set up on your device.
Even since the first jailbreak for the iPhone launched back in 2007, tools have historically been free for end users to download or use. Despite being free, jailbreak users could generally donate to jailbreak developers if they wanted to provide gratitude for the tireless work that went into making it.
It’s not uncommon to see developers bolstering the security of jailbroken devices, and that’s exactly what we’re seeing today with the release of a new and free jailbreak tweak called ProtectedBrowser by iOS developer Ginsudev.
Apple on Wednesday released adjacent software updates for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac in the forms of iOS & iPadOS 15.6.1 and macOS Monterey 12.5.1 with important security improvements.
Apple's removed mentions of the new Hide My Email in apps feature, suggesting it may not be ready for prime time when iOS 16 launches this fall.
Hyperixa is out with another jailbreak tweak release this weekend, the latest of which is being called Logger.
In this guide, we go over 18 expert tips to secure your iPhone or iPad and protect its data from getting misused, hacked, or exploited.
Good news has surfaced regarding the progress of the Odyssey Team’s rootless iOS & iPadOS 15 jailbreak Wednesday morning after lead developer CoolStar took to the Sileo / Taurine / Odyssey Discord channel to tease what appears to be progress in defeating Apple mobile file integrity (AMFI) on iOS & iPadOS 15.0.1.