The Pangu Team has demonstrated a jailbreak of iOS 8.3 at the MOSEC security conference in Shanghai, according to Tools4Hack.
The report is in Japanese and quite difficult to translate; however, it appears as though the reporter is hopeful that we could see the team release a jailbreak once iOS 8.4 drops.
“If I had to take a guess, since the pangu team is the kind of team to put out jail break tools pretty quickly, depending on the development situation. once ios8.4 is released, they should definitely have a jail break in a couple of days.”
"But, on the 8th (japan time 9th at 2am), the official iOS 8.4 release date is to be announced, so all we can do in the mean time is wait."
The Pangu Team successively released untethered jailbreak tools for iOS 7.1.x and iOS 8.0-8.1 back in 2014 and was the first to publicly jailbreak iOS 8. It's unclear if their iOS 8.3 jailbreak will work on iOS 8.4; however, we've already seen a jailbreak of iOS 8.4 beta 1 demonstrated by i0n1c, so it's definitely a possibility.
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The report is in Japanese and quite difficult to translate; however, it appears as though the reporter is hopeful that we could see the team release a jailbreak once iOS 8.4 drops.
“If I had to take a guess, since the pangu team is the kind of team to put out jail break tools pretty quickly, depending on the development situation. once ios8.4 is released, they should definitely have a jail break in a couple of days.”
"But, on the 8th (japan time 9th at 2am), the official iOS 8.4 release date is to be announced, so all we can do in the mean time is wait."
The Pangu Team successively released untethered jailbreak tools for iOS 7.1.x and iOS 8.0-8.1 back in 2014 and was the first to publicly jailbreak iOS 8. It's unclear if their iOS 8.3 jailbreak will work on iOS 8.4; however, we've already seen a jailbreak of iOS 8.4 beta 1 demonstrated by i0n1c, so it's definitely a possibility.
Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
Read More [via EvilPenguin] [Thanks: Chris Fontas]