Once this was confirmed, one of the hackers from Google's Chromium team made the exploit public as they no longer needed it. While iOS 10.2 brought many new features, it also patched a ton of bugs, killing a lot of the exploits which were used by hackers to demo their jailbreaks on initial versions of iOS 10.Īpple's security document for iOS 10.2 confirmed that the company also patched a Project Zero exploit found by Google team in iOS 10.1.1. IOS 10.1 was quickly followed by iOS 10.1.1 update. Luca was first to show off iOS 10.1.1 jailbreak on an iPhone 7 using one of his private exploits.Īfter rigorous testing, in mid December, Apple dropped iOS 10.2 final version to the public. He claimed his jailbreak worked on iOS 10.1.1 as well. Towards end of October, Apple released final version of iOS 10.1, bringing some new features, more bug fixes, as well as security patches. A developer who goes by the name of ijapija00 managed to successfully jailbreak iOS 10.1 on iPhone 7. But since Luca here was using exploits meant for his private research purposes only, these jailbreaks never saw the light of day for public.Īfter Apple dropped iOS 10.0.2, followed by 10.0.3, as quick bug fix updates, Zerodium made things interesting by offering $1.5 million bounty for a remote iOS 10 jailbreak. He was also the first to jailbreak iPhone 7 running on iOS 10.0.1. Once final version of iOS 10 was out in the form of iOS 10.0.1 in September, Luca was first to demo a jailbreak for it. However all these were demoed on beta versions of iOS 10, and it would be reasonable to believe that Apple may have patched up all those vulnerabilities in the final release that these parties were exploiting in the beta releases. Luca Tedesco showed of a jailbreak on iOS 10 beta 8 as well. Later, even Pangu Team joined in the fun by demoing there own version of iOS 10 jailbreak at MOSEC 2016. Of course, there has been a lot of firmware updates released by Apple between then and now, and there has been a lot of jailbreak teases here are there by a lot of hackers.Īfter Apple unveiled and released the first iOS 10 beta at WWDC back in June, well known developer and hacker iH8sn0w was first to demo a jailbreak for it. Since the release of iOS 9.3.3 Pangu jailbreak back in July this year, there has been no jailbreak available to public.
Of course, as we also know, Apple patched the vulnerabilities used in that jailbreak solution with the launch of iOS 9.3.4 and subsequent releases. Here's a look back at how the iOS 10 jailbreak came into being. If you are an avid jailbreaking fan who keeps up to date with the comings and goings in the jailbreak community, then you will more than likely already be aware that the last version of iOS (before iOS 10) to have a publicly available jailbreak solution released for it was iOS 9.3.3. Owners of Apple's 64-bit devices running iOS 9.3.3 were, and still are, able to liberate their iPhones and iPads using the semi-untethered Pangu solution.
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It works on iPhone 7, 7 Plus on 10.1.1, and iPhone 6s, 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPad Pro and all other 64-bit devices on iOS 10.2 firmware. Jailbreak update: Yalu iOS 10, iOS 10.2, iOS 10.1.1 jailbreak is out.
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