Hacker 08Tc3wBB has posted a video demonstrating the jailbreak of an iPhone 11 Pro Max on iOS 13.6.1 without using tfp0.
iOS 13.6.1, iPhone 11 Pro Max, using custom built kernel read/write primitives, completely got rid of the tfp0 method. I’ll make it public when it’s appropriate. #JAILBREAK
As the iPhone Wiki notes, "task_for_pid is a function that allows a (privileged) process to get the task port of another process on the same host, except the kernel task (process ID 0). A tfp0 patch (or task_for_pid(0) patch) removes this restriction, allowing any executable running as root to call task_for_pid for pid 0 (hence the name) and then use vm_read and vm_write to modify the kernel VM region."
08Tc3wBB says the exploit will be made public but it's unclear when this will happen. Perhaps once iOS 14 is finalized.
Take a look at the video below and please download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for updates.
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iOS 13.6.1, iPhone 11 Pro Max, using custom built kernel read/write primitives, completely got rid of the tfp0 method. I’ll make it public when it’s appropriate. #JAILBREAK
As the iPhone Wiki notes, "task_for_pid is a function that allows a (privileged) process to get the task port of another process on the same host, except the kernel task (process ID 0). A tfp0 patch (or task_for_pid(0) patch) removes this restriction, allowing any executable running as root to call task_for_pid for pid 0 (hence the name) and then use vm_read and vm_write to modify the kernel VM region."
08Tc3wBB says the exploit will be made public but it's unclear when this will happen. Perhaps once iOS 14 is finalized.
Take a look at the video below and please download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for updates.
Read More
iOS 13.6.1, iPhone 11 Pro Max, using custom built kernel read/write primitives, completely got rid of the tfp0 method. I’ll make it public when it’s appropriate. #JAILBREAK pic.twitter.com/3mwIVsrN1s
— 08Tc3wBB (@08Tc3wBB) August 15, 2020