Raffaele@Ralph0045·23 EylAdded support for 64 bit devices to my ssh ramdisk maker github.com/Ralph0045/SSH-…Çevir English112393019
Raffaele@Ralph0045·28 Ağu@p0sixninja @nyan_satan @JonathanSeals @ShadowLee19 With @JonathanSeals implementation, iBoot copies hfs content to buffer 0x5FF305FC, I dumped the heap and put in the partitionÇevir English2010
Joshua Hill@p0sixninja·28 Ağu@Ralph0045 @nyan_satan @JonathanSeals @ShadowLee19 it should have been the last allocation on heap though. how did you move the chunk?Çevir English1010
Raffaele@Ralph0045·27 AğuFaster exploitation of the iOS 5 iBoot bug on iPad 1st generationÇevir English313701
Raffaele@Ralph0045·28 Ağu@p0sixninja @nyan_satan @JonathanSeals @ShadowLee19 I overwrote function pointers in the heapÇevir English1020
Joshua Hill@p0sixninja·28 Ağu@Ralph0045 @nyan_satan @JonathanSeals @ShadowLee19 How did you do it though? Did you find some mapping trick or something?Çevir English1010
Raffaele@Ralph0045·28 AğuramdiskG works on any iPad 1. Thanks to @exploit3dguy for testingÇevir English1040
Raffaele@Ralph0045·28 Ağu@p0sixninja @nyan_satan @JonathanSeals @ShadowLee19 iBoot runs my payload before reaching mirrored iBoot so the device is faster to jump to the patched iBootÇevir English1000
Joshua Hill@p0sixninja·27 Ağu@Ralph0045 @nyan_satan @JonathanSeals @ShadowLee19 nice! what did you change?Çevir English1010
Raffaele@Ralph0045·27 TemSuccessfully exploited the @p0sixninja's HFS+ bug on k48ap. Thanks to @nyan_satan and @ShadowLee19Çevir English275401
Raffaele@Ralph0045·4 MayUpdated guide and added iOS 13 notes dualbootfun.github.io/dualboot/iOS-1…Çevir English141902
Raffaele@Ralph0045·12 NisDual booting 64 bit devices /cc @mcg29_ - dualbootfun.github.ioÇevir English740155020
Raffaele@Ralph0045·15 NisKernel64Patcher - A 64 bit kernel patcher github.com/Ralph0045/Kern…Çevir HT32810508
Raffaele@Ralph0045·2 Nis@alessio_acri I never said i managed to bypass SEP. iOS 12.4.6 SEP is compatible with a lot of versionÇevir English0020
Raffaele@Ralph0045·30 MarDual Booted iOS 13.3 on an iPhone 8. First system and second share same data volumeÇevir English2781533011
Alby@albyvar25·31 Mar@Ralph0045 I see, but what do you mean by “sep and baseband don’t work”? So you can use iOS without sep being recognized?Çevir English2020
Raffaele@Ralph0045·31 Mar@albyvar25 I don’t think I will. It’s not useful, sep and baseband don’t work and first system and second share same data volume so it could be dangerous tooÇevir English10701