iPhone Don’t Get Your Hopes Up, There Is No Jailbreak For iOS 6

[Siggen]

If you are a developer, then you know that your use of your account is subject to non-disclosure agreements which would preclude publication of this information. I'm sorry, but they're not going to jeopardize their dev accounts so some newbie can jailbreak his phone a little early.

A lot of hate going to a person trying to learn. I have a developer account, which I have used to sign my own code for purpose of testing it on real hardware. People could put guides like this out on the internet anonymously, if they have id be happy to read em.

If you are indeed a coder, then you should already know the basics for finding bugs to crash the system and exploit the code. There is also this great thing called Google search.

Of course, of course, you create a piece of code that would make a buffer overflow. I don't know how to inject code, or the full extent of what to inject when I have an opening like that. I have been searching around, if you can give me a few heads up about search terms to use to find this id be really glad.

 

[labman]

A lot of hate going to a person trying to learn. I have a developer account, which I have used to sign my own code for purpose of testing it on real hardware. People could put guides like this out on the internet anonymously, if they have id be happy to read em.




Of course, of course, you create a piece of code that would make a buffer overflow. I don't know how to inject code, or the full extent of what to inject when I have an opening like that. I have been searching around, if you can give me a few heads up about search terms to use to find this id be really glad.

If you want to learn look at this book http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1118204123/ref=mp_s_a_4?pi=SL75&qid=1349358593&sr=8-4
Also there are rss feeds the hackers and devs are on. Earning their respect helps allot.

 

[Siggen]

If you want to learn look at this book http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1118204123/ref=mp_s_a_4?pi=SL75&qid=1349358593&sr=8-4
Also there are rss feeds the hackers and devs are on. Earning their respect helps allot.

Thanks, I forgot about that book. It was not released as an ebook at the same time as the paperback, so I just forgot while waiting. Downloading it to my iPad now

Earning the hackers respect requires hard work, and probably reverse engineering something that has yet to be done before, or at least helping out. I've always been interested in making my own processor, I've just never gotten around to it. One would of course start out making a simple calculator ^_^

Makes me remember a speech i saw, entitled "When ideas have sex" who is a totally safe for work speech, with the punchline "No one knows how to make a computer mouse" (found the link)