Aquila 2.1 (by @staturnzdev) has been released, with support for iOS 4.3.x and 32-bit iOS 7.
This is the first ever untethered jailbreak for the iPad 2 on 4.3-4.3.2/4.3.4/4.3.5, which - as an unrelated side note - turns 15 years old in about 3 days.
Trigon-Legacy out at github.com/TheRealClarity…
Supports every 64-bit device from iOS 7 to iOS 9 and is fully deterministic, using entirely different techniques from the original Trigon.
Special thanks to @alfiecg_dev, @staturnzdev and @dora2ios for the development help.
I’m thrilled to announce that I will be joining @CellebriteLabs next month, kickstarting my career as a full-time iOS researcher. I hope to wrap up some final projects and release them in the coming weeks, but most of my public work will stop after this - it’s been a blast! 🚀💯
Just released a short writeup for the A9 version of the Trigon exploit, which involves getting code execution on a coprocessor before exploiting the kernel - enjoy! alfiecg.uk/2025/07/16/Tri…
Me and @staturnzdev have been going to great lengths to try and get a truly deterministic Trigon exploit working for A9. This is one of the more complicated strategies, but it's working pretty nicely! Expect an open-source release and writeup in the future. 💯
A new jailbreak for iOS 6 - Aquila (by staturnz) - has been released.
Download: github.com/staturnzz/aqui…
Guide: ios.cfw.guide/installing-aqu…
Big thing about Aquila is that it features a new (and better) iOS 6 kernel exploit - bad_queue - also written by staturnz.
Full kernel read/write with CVE-2023-32434 using a deterministic exploit strategy (100% success rate)! arm64e is certainly not as easy, but for now all of arm64 should be doable with this strategy. Shoutout to @staturnzdev and @imnotclarity for lots of help and ideas.