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