iPod touch Mysterious SHSH Blob(s)

[onkzzz]

Hi there!
Im very weirded out at the moment and ill tell you why.
On my iTouch 4G, i've only used 8 iOS's:
iOS 4.1 (stock)
iOS 4.2
iOS 4.3
iOS 4.3.3
iOS 5.0.1
iOS 5.1.1
iOS 6.1.2
iOS 6.1.3
ALL ive saved SHSH for and have jailbroken multiple times...
And i look at cydia and see my serial number, and SHSH's for
iOS 4.3.4
iOS 4.3.5
iOS 5.0.1
iOS 5.1.1
iOS 6.1.3
AND im wondering... Where did these mysterious iOS 4.3.4/4.3.5 SHSH's come from? And where is the rest?
Im pretty mad as i wanted to do a redsn0w downgrade to iOS 4.3.3.

Is this new? Or is it common?
Im confused...
Ive tried TinyUmbrella too, all the same.
My attempts to downgrade to 4.3.5 was successful, but thats what worries me... HOW?

 

[cyber16]

Once you had cydia make your life easy, their server continued to save ALL following releases for you.
Problem, cycdia did not save the SHSHs correctly on many, therefore many that were on their servers turned out to be useless.
If you saved them locally directly from apple, it's time to dig them up
Then you can upload known good SHSHs to their server as well

 

[darricksailo]

Hi there!
Im very weirded out at the moment and ill tell you why.
On my iTouch 4G, i've only used 8 iOS's:
iOS 4.1 (stock)
iOS 4.2
iOS 4.3
iOS 4.3.3
iOS 5.0.1
iOS 5.1.1
iOS 6.1.2
iOS 6.1.3
ALL ive saved SHSH for and have jailbroken multiple times...
And i look at cydia and see my serial number, and SHSH's for
iOS 4.3.4
iOS 4.3.5
iOS 5.0.1
iOS 5.1.1
iOS 6.1.3
AND im wondering... Where did these mysterious iOS 4.3.4/4.3.5 SHSH's come from? And where is the rest?
Im pretty mad as i wanted to do a redsn0w downgrade to iOS 4.3.3.

Is this new? Or is it common?
Im confused...
Ive tried TinyUmbrella too, all the same.
My attempts to downgrade to 4.3.5 was successful, but thats what worries me... HOW?

Cydia saved the SHSH blobs for you. Every time you open cydia, it tries and grabs SHSH blobs for you

However, when you jailbroke 4.1, cydia might not have it because it was not "hosting" 4.1 blobs at the same

It was the same with 6.1.3/6.1.4 blobs for a while. You could submit the blobs to cydia's server but it wouldn't save the blobs for you

 

[onkzzz]

Once you had cydia make your life easy, their server continued to save ALL following releases for you.
Problem, cycdia did not save the SHSHs correctly on many, therefore many that were on their servers turned out to be useless.
If you saved them locally directly from apple, it's time to dig them up
Then you can upload known good SHSHs to their server as well

Well, that sucks. My old HDD with ALL MY JB stuff on since i brought the itouch...
Broken.
On a new laptop now. Probably no way of getting it back...
Anyway, thanks for both your replies!

 

[onkzzz]

Once you had cydia make your life easy, their server continued to save ALL following releases for you.
Problem, cycdia did not save the SHSHs correctly on many, therefore many that were on their servers turned out to be useless.
If you saved them locally directly from apple, it's time to dig them up
Then you can upload known good SHSHs to their server as well

But how did the mysterious 4.3.4/4.3.5 SHSH blobs appear?
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[darricksailo]

But how did the mysterious 4.3.4/4.3.5 SHSH blobs appear?
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you don't have to be on a certain firmware for cydia to cache your SHSH blobs

for example, if iOS 6.1.2 was currently the latest iOS out and you had iOS 6.1 installed, you could grab blobs for 6.1.2 even though you're not on that firmware

 

[onkzzz]

you don't have to be on a certain firmware for cydia to cache your SHSH blobs

for example, if iOS 6.1.2 was currently the latest iOS out and you had iOS 6.1 installed, you could grab blobs for 6.1.2 even though you're not on that firmware

OH.
I see.
Thanks!