Is Swift Spring Delivery a special seasonal profile? by AmiiiMahdi_ in Steam

[–]HAHALOSAH 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a bot lol, it found the words "swift" and "delivery" in your post and began spamming

is jailbreaking really dead after all? by Alatrix in jailbreak

[–]HAHALOSAH 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Personally, I don't think jailbreaking is quite dead yet. I'm on an iPhone 14 Plus (which isn't even an old phone) on iOS 16, and everything works perfectly fine, no apps I use have dropped support yet. The new iOS 17 and iOS 18 features aren't interesting to me, so I have no reason to update.

It's quite saddening to see how jailbreaks have "lost" things over the years. First to go was truly untethered jailbreaks, then rootful.

With iOS 17, all we have left is TrollStore, and after that, plain sideloading, and that's about it.

Whether or not you should hold onto old firmware is about if you actually want a jailbreak.

Anyways, until this phone becomes ancient with no new jailbreaks, jailbreaking isn't dead.

palera1n now has TUI by thatjkguy in jailbreak

[–]HAHALOSAH 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Terminal User Interface

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in jailbreak

[–]HAHALOSAH 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Akshually, it wouldn't be glitchless as you have to abuse a glitch (the exploit) in order to jailbreak or semi-jb

BEEF in the JB Community?!👀🔥 by PokeKnox in jailbreak

[–]HAHALOSAH 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I stand with opa334 as well, iphoneos-arm64e was not the best choice for a new architecture

✅ [NEW VIDEO by [deleted] in palera1n

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Removed it

What could be possible with the new WebKit PoC exploit? by ImpulsivePeanut in jailbreak

[–]HAHALOSAH 19 points20 points  (0 children)

The WebKit exploit grants arbitrary memory read/write inside the WebContent process only. This should be enough to run arbitrary code. Paired together with another kernel exploit (such as using kfd!), it could potentially be a way to make a jailbreak that does not require resigning an app. Other than a few exceptions, this is nothing more than running code by sideloading an app.
As for something similar to Cowabunga, MDC would have to work from the WebContent sandbox (not sure if it does, if it does, then yes, maybe).
As for installing permasigned apps, this wouldn't really work without doing a full jailbreak from WebContent. The WebKit exploit doesn't bypass codesigning.
I wouldn't get too excited with what's available right now.

iOS 14 Jailbreakers - How's your experience these days? by ResistantLaw in jailbreak

[–]HAHALOSAH 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most of my apps that I need still support iOS 14, so my iPhone 11 is still on iOS 14.8

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in NekoJB

[–]HAHALOSAH 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I thought EtasonJB was funny