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| − | '''De Rebus Antiquis (DRA)''' is an exploit in iOS 7's [[iBoot (Bootloader) | iBoot]] that abuses a recursive stack overflow bug. The exploit was developed by [https://twitter.com/xerub xerub]. Tools such as [https://dora2ios.web.app/konayuki/index.html powdersn0w |
+ | '''De Rebus Antiquis (DRA)''' is an exploit in iOS 7's [[iBoot (Bootloader) | iBoot]] that abuses a recursive stack overflow bug. The exploit was developed by [https://twitter.com/xerub xerub]. Tools such as [https://dora2ios.web.app/konayuki/index.html powdersn0w] can use this to achieve untethered downgrades on any 32-bit device you have iOS 7.1.x [[SHSH]] blobs saved for. This is most useful on the [[iPhone 4]]. |
DRA is not available on 64-bit devices. It was patched in iOS 8 but may work on iOS 6 or earlier. |
DRA is not available on 64-bit devices. It was patched in iOS 8 but may work on iOS 6 or earlier. |
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Latest revision as of 07:32, 16 August 2022
De Rebus Antiquis (DRA) is an exploit in iOS 7's iBoot that abuses a recursive stack overflow bug. The exploit was developed by xerub. Tools such as powdersn0w can use this to achieve untethered downgrades on any 32-bit device you have iOS 7.1.x SHSH blobs saved for. This is most useful on the iPhone 4.
DRA is not available on 64-bit devices. It was patched in iOS 8 but may work on iOS 6 or earlier.
See also
- iOS 5 HFS Heap Buffer Overflow, another iBoot exploit that could be used for untethered downgrades
External links
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