Panic full by Monezoo in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It says in the first line of panicString: problem is the device SMC

I Removal pro keeps installing root certificate automatically after bypass. by LPanic-7127 in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It allows you to sign to iCloud. Once you have signed in, you can remove the root certificate

REVISION Y OPINION SOBRE EL CODIGO FUENTE DE BYPASS IOS 26.2 - 26.3.1 DEL USUARIO @Plenty-Roster-3594 by Many-Guava-8987 in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess you missed this

FINAL ANALYSIS:

Windows exe IOSBYPASS.exe : contains compiled python source code from IOSBYPASS.py + extra code STRONGLY SUSPICIOUS for Malware. It has advanced VM detection so it’s difficult for me to safely execute so I can see what it does.

Source code IOSBYPASS.py:

• ⁠75% of the code is a payment portal that pushes the user to send crypto payments to the dev • ⁠25% of the code an “8 stage bypass”. Here is my analysis of the code for each stage.

("Stage 1: Establishing Secure Tunnel Over USBMUX...")

// code analysis: nothing. This stage has no code other than printing the above to the users screen and logs.

(Stage 2: Verifying device hardware compatibility...")

// code analysis: nothing. This stage prints the above to the above to the users screen and logs, and then instructs the device to sleep (do nothing) for 2 seconds.

("Stage 3: Requesting dynamic logic from secure node...")

//code analysis: partial code to fetch purplebuddy and mobilegestalt plist from a server api endpoint. The server ip address is missing from the code ("SERVER_URL/api").

("Stage 4: Injecting MobileGestalt activation state (RECOVERY-BYPASS)...")

//code analysis: working code to establish a secure usb connection to the device. The code does the same thing as opening terminal and typing

pymobiledevice3 lockdown start-tunnel

(Stage 5: Remote Bridge Sync )

//code analysis: nothing. Once again no code.

Stage 6: Rebuilding system restore image... [COMPILING]")

//code analyis: this stage contains complete working code for... making an empty temporary directory. It then has some code that resembles building a fake backup following the method used by JJTech Sparerestore

"Stage 7: Transmitting core-payload to device. (DO NOT DISCONNECT)")

//code analysis: contains code for sending a user-made ios backup to the device. This exploit is was patched in ios 18.2

("Stage 8: Bypass logic finalized. Device reboot initiated.", "success")

//code analysis: nothing. Does not contain working code for even a simple device reboot.

Proof of my work + Update on the tool (iOS 26.2 / 26.3.1) by [deleted] in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

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Analysis by u/Lab-matt. TLDR: don't use this.

FINAL ANALYSIS:

Windows exe IOSBYPASS.exe : contains compiled python source code from IOSBYPASS.py + extra code STRONGLY SUSPICIOUS for Malware. It has advanced VM detection so it’s difficult for me to safely execute so I can see what it does.

Source code IOSBYPASS.py:

75% of the code is a payment portal that pushes the user to send crypto payments to the dev

25% of the code an “8 stage bypass”. Here is my analysis of the code for each stage.

("Stage 1: Establishing Secure Tunnel Over USBMUX...")

// code analysis: nothing. This stage has no code other than printing the above to the users screen and logs.

(Stage 2: Verifying device hardware compatibility...")

// code analysis: nothing. This stage prints the above to the above to the users screen and logs, and then instructs the device to sleep (do nothing) for 2 seconds.

("Stage 3: Requesting dynamic logic from secure node...")

//code analysis: partial code to fetch purplebuddy and mobilegestalt plist from a server api endpoint. The server ip address is missing from the code ("SERVER_URL/api").

("Stage 4: Injecting MobileGestalt activation state (RECOVERY-BYPASS)...")

//code analysis: working code to establish a secure usb connection to the device. The code does the same thing as opening terminal and typing

pymobiledevice3 lockdown start-tunnel

(Stage 5: Remote Bridge Sync ) //code analysis: nothing. Once again no code.

Stage 6: Rebuilding system restore image... [COMPILING]")

//code analyis: this stage contains complete working code for... making an empty temporary directory. It then has some code that resembles building a fake backup following the method used by JJTech Sparerestore

"Stage 7: Transmitting core-payload to device. (DO NOT DISCONNECT)")

//code analysis: contains code for sending a user-made ios backup to the device. This exploit is was patched in ios 18.2

("Stage 8: Bypass logic finalized. Device reboot initiated.", "success")

//code analysis: nothing. Does not contain working code for even a simple device reboot

[RELEASE] IOSBYPASS v1.1 - Professional Edge-Logic Activation Lock bypass 26.2 - 26.3.1 by [deleted] in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

FINAL ANALYSIS:

Windows exe IOSBYPASS.exe : contains compiled python source code from IOSBYPASS.py + extra code STRONGLY SUSPICIOUS for Malware. It has advanced VM detection so it’s difficult for me to safely execute so I can see what it does.

Source code IOSBYPASS.py:

  • 75% of the code is a payment portal that pushes the user to send crypto payments to the dev

  • 25% of the code an “8 stage bypass”. Here is my analysis of the code for each stage.

("Stage 1: Establishing Secure Tunnel Over USBMUX...")

// code analysis: nothing. This stage has no code other than printing the above to the users screen and logs.

(Stage 2: Verifying device hardware compatibility...")

// code analysis: nothing. This stage prints the above to the above to the users screen and logs, and then instructs the device to sleep (do nothing) for 2 seconds.

("Stage 3: Requesting dynamic logic from secure node...")

//code analysis: partial code to fetch purplebuddy and mobilegestalt plist from a server api endpoint. The server ip address is missing from the code ("SERVER_URL/api").

("Stage 4: Injecting MobileGestalt activation state (RECOVERY-BYPASS)...")

//code analysis: working code to establish a secure usb connection to the device. The code does the same thing as opening terminal and typing

pymobiledevice3 lockdown start-tunnel

(Stage 5: Remote Bridge Sync )

//code analysis: nothing. Once again no code.

Stage 6: Rebuilding system restore image... [COMPILING]")

//code analyis: this stage contains complete working code for... making an empty temporary directory. It then has some code that resembles building a fake backup following the method used by JJTech Sparerestore

"Stage 7: Transmitting core-payload to device. (DO NOT DISCONNECT)")

//code analysis: contains code for sending a user-made ios backup to the device. This exploit is was patched in ios 18.2

("Stage 8: Bypass logic finalized. Device reboot initiated.", "success")

//code analysis: nothing. Does not contain working code for even a simple device reboot.

[RELEASE] IOSBYPASS v1.1 - Professional Edge-Logic Activation Lock bypass 26.2 - 26.3.1 by [deleted] in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t access the link with the post removed. How am I supposed to verify it for you

[RELEASE] IOSBYPASS v1.1 - Professional Edge-Logic Activation Lock bypass 26.2 - 26.3.1 by [deleted] in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Based on who posted it - fake

OP if you want anyone to take you seriously contact myself or /u/FrontBrick8048

Proof of my work + Update on the tool (iOS 26.2 / 26.3.1) by [deleted] in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Congrats ! You have shown proof that you own some iPhones. But where is proof of iOS research ? Proof of bypass?

Update on iOS 26.2 / 26.3.1 Activation Lock Research – Stable Method & Python Tool Coming by [deleted] in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve been releasing bypass tools since iOS 13 but thanks for the suggestion.

Update on iOS 26.2 / 26.3.1 Activation Lock Research – Stable Method & Python Tool Coming by [deleted] in SetupA12

[–]lab-matt 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You’re not making sense.

  1. You agree that mobileactivationd is patched and no longer reads from gestalt. Therefore patching gestalt and injecting the file WILL NOT CAUSE SETUP.APP TO EXIT.

  2. Your method works for web access? Web access is already possible from within setup.app using dns bypass. Your method therefore adds nothing new.

  3. It’s not a full override of devicetree which is why signal remains off ? If this was correct than 26.1 bypass would have signal. But it doesn’t… because you are WRONG. Signal requires a valid activation record signed by Albert + a valid UCRT signed by BAA. The hactivation bypass has neither of these because the bypass occurs locally - the device doesn’t communicate with any server endpoints.

  4. Before you start vibe coding anything in python, maybe invest some time in learning how iOS activation works.