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+ | The '''SEPO''' ('''Security EPOch''') tag specifies the minimum Security Epoch required for the device to run the provided image. This allows Apple to prevent devices from running previously vulnerable loaders. An example of this is when Apple increased the SEPO on iPod touch 2G MC models in addition to patching [[0x24000 Segment Overflow]] to prevent the use of the [[ARM7_Go]] vulnerability from the 2.1.1 loaders. |
== [[Application Processor|Processors]] == |
== [[Application Processor|Processors]] == |
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Revision as of 19:41, 16 July 2015
The SEPO (Security EPOch) tag specifies the minimum Security Epoch required for the device to run the provided image. This allows Apple to prevent devices from running previously vulnerable loaders. An example of this is when Apple increased the SEPO on iPod touch 2G MC models in addition to patching 0x24000 Segment Overflow to prevent the use of the ARM7_Go vulnerability from the 2.1.1 loaders.
Processors
- S5L8900: 0x04
- S5L8920: 0x01 (later 0x02, then 0x04)
- S5L8922: 0x02
- S5L8930: 0x02
- S5L8940: 0x11
- S5L8942: 0x10
- S5L8945: 0x10
- S5L8947: 0x10
- S5L8950: 0x10
- S5L8955: 0x10
- S5L8960:
- S5L8965:
- T7000:
- T7001:
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