The checkra1n team updated its jailbreak to version 0.12.3 on Thursday with a wide array of changes, including notable support for M1-equipped Macs and official support for the recently released iOS & iPadOS 14.5.
Initially, this will include preliminary support in the kernel, offering basic functionality, as full support for M1 Macs in Linux is going to take some time.
Saurik issued a surprise update for Cydia Impactor early this week to version 0.9.53 with support for Apple’s WWDR certificate and Android device-related fixes.
SendToDesktop is a new jailbreak tweak that lets you send files from your pwned handset to your personal computer over an SSH connection. Best of all, it supports Linux, macOS, and Windows.
With a new jailbreak tweak and computer client combination, jailbreakers can now enjoy the luxury of iMessage and SMS on most desktop operating systems besides macOS.
To make iMessage work on non-Apple platforms, Beeper requires you to use either their Mac app or a jailbroken iPhone that acts as a bridge to iMessage.
Linux is now “completely usable” on the M1 Mac lineup thanks to work put in by the software virtualization company Corellium.
Using the sheer power of the bootrom exploit-based checkra1n jailbreak, a user has managed to get Ubunto version 20.04 running on their iPhone 7.
You can fund the project with donations of $3, $6 or $12 per month. No charges will be made until $4,000 per month in contributions has been reached.
Boardy is a new jailbreak tweak that synergizes the clipboard between your iPhone or iPad and personal computer – enabling you to copy something on one device and paste on another.
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you step by step through the process of using bootra1n to run the checkra1n jailbreak on a Windows PC – helpful if you don’t have a Mac.
Ra1nbox is a NanoPi Neo2-powered jailbreak box that can deploy the checkra1n jailbreak on a compatible iOS device without a computer.
