You've heard about iBEC, ASR, iBSS, NAND, iBOOT, Bootrom, Limera1n and Ramdisk hundreds of time, but you never got the chance to get them explained. You know that you need to patch ASR, iBEC, iBSS but do you really know why? You know an iBOOt exploit is very important, but why? What it allows? I…
Tag Archives: iPhone 5
iOS 9.1 Jailbreak with PANGU (RELEASED) | Mega Fast Mirror for Pangu v1.3.0
In a strange outcome of events, PANGU TEAM released iOS 9.1 JAILBREAK tool with the 1.3.0 version of their app. Now you can grab the tool from their site (wait 4-5 hours as everyone try that site) or download it FAST from the MEGA links on my site (check out down here). The tool address…
How to install LibiMobileDevice apps on a MAC – OSX El Capitan 10.11 – The easy way
How to install LibiMobileDevice apps on a MAC – OSX El Capitan 10.11 In this tutorial I am going to show you how to install libimobiledevice applications you got used to from Windows on your MAC. This is compatible with latest OSX Version (El Capitan 10.11) and it recognizes all iOS-powered devices such as iPAD…
iOS 9.2.1 Patches for iPhone 5,2 | About iBOOT Exploits | Was doulCi a scam?
In today's video I'd like to present the patches for iBEC, iBSS and ASR for iOS 9.2.1 on iPhone 5,2; I am going to explain about the Bootrom and iBoot exploits, and how can Apple do to patch these, and we are also talking about the phenomenon of doulCi, which was free legit service that,…
How to install LibUSB for fixing iRecovery Got USB – iBOOT Payload Sending
If you want to use iRecovery to send an iBOOT Exploit Payload or for accessing the AES Engine in iRecovery Client, you need to have libusb filter installed for Apple Device (Recovery Mode) driver. If you don't install this filter, you will get "GOT USB / NO iPhone or iPAD found" issue even if the…
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