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* [[Baseband Bootrom|X-Gold 608 Baseband Bootrom]] - breaking the chain of trust |
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* [[Baseband Bootrom|X-Gold 618 Baseband Bootrom]] - breaking the chain of trust |
* [[Baseband Bootrom|X-Gold 618 Baseband Bootrom]] - breaking the chain of trust |
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+ | * [[T8020|A12 Bootrom]] ([[Bootrom 3865.0.0.4.7]]) and newer - breaking the chain of trust |
| − | * Find a bootrom exploit that allows unsigned code execution (preferrably on startup) on newer devices ([[ |
+ | * Find a bootrom exploit that allows unsigned code execution (preferrably on startup) on newer devices ([[A12]]+). |
== Work to be done == |
== Work to be done == |
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Latest revision as of 03:15, 21 January 2022
Exploits Needed
- X-Gold 608 Baseband unlock - Partly done (ultrasn0w uses AT+XAPP Vulnerability which is available in all versions up to 05.13.04)
- X-Gold 608 Baseband Bootrom - breaking the chain of trust
- X-Gold 618 Baseband Bootrom - breaking the chain of trust
- A12 Bootrom (Bootrom 3865.0.0.4.7) and newer - breaking the chain of trust
- Find a bootrom exploit that allows unsigned code execution (preferrably on startup) on newer devices (A12+).
Work to be done
- Increased Bluetooth Profile Support
- IP over iTunes
- Getting NMEA output from the GPS
- IPFW kernel extension
- Get kernel extensions working on 2.x+
Investigation
See Also: Timeline
