site said:So why is this important? If kept private, this exploit can be used to help find other ones. We now have a 'secret weapon' that can be used to grab encryption keys and find new jailbreaks on newer firmwares and devices!
Good thing the kept it quiet by posting it on the internet
If this exploit is an hardware one (am I wrong?) why keep it secret? I don't understand..
Could this mean iOS 7.1 jailbreak highly likely?
They wouldn't wast it on a .X update
From a reddit post by saurik he says they are a bit different and can be patched unlike a bootrom exploit.
we will probably see a release with the next jailbreak. probably the first iOS 8 jailbreak. that way, iOS 5-8 devices can have a boot rom pretty much.
But is this a bootrom exploit or iboot that can be patched?
If it's really unpatchable and a low level bootrom flaw then there's no point on waiting right?
So in other words does anyone really know what this discovery really is![]()
It's an iBoot exploit through an LLB vulnerability, which is fixable.
That sucks
Thanks for the info though bro.
I just read on the updated iClarified page that the exploit would never be released, but it would be used for future exploits and grabbing encryption codes. First, what does grabbing encryption codes mean? Second, what are the chances that they'd be able to jailbreak the ATV 3 now? I mean if they aren't going to release this one, what are the chances they find another one with it for the ATV 3? I know it's probably hard to tell, but I just want some opinions, hopefully to make me hopeful. haha.
That sucks
Thanks for the info though bro.