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ok so we need a page to document all app's developed to help those who have just joined iphone community start to learn how jailbreaks actually work and we should have a section documenting all baseband crash developers --[[User:Liamchat|liamchat]] 18:11, 23 September 2010 (UTC) |
ok so we need a page to document all app's developed to help those who have just joined iphone community start to learn how jailbreaks actually work and we should have a section documenting all baseband crash developers --[[User:Liamchat|liamchat]] 18:11, 23 September 2010 (UTC) |
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| + | Agreed, agreed and agreed... That means that /anyone/ can create something for the [[iPhone]] / [[iPod touch]] and receive credit/attribution and a way of making it available to everyone. It should literally list everyone and what they have contributed - including hackers/real JB devs. Also a page explaining the internals of a jailbreak would be advantageous (and I removed below section as it's being covered here) -- [[User:Windows Helpdesk|blackthund3r]] |
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| − | What constitutes a hacker and what constitutes a Dev Team?? iH8sn0w, for instance, hasn't made any exploits/found vulnerabilities but still makes JB tools. Then you get all sorts of dev teams that would add themselves for publicity for a program that is basically a substandard version of recovery mode controller -- [[User:Windows Helpdesk|blackthund3r]] |
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Revision as of 18:18, 23 September 2010
firmware keys
We need a "standard" for firmware key posting so that we can stay organized. Who likes this method?
--The preceding unsigned comment was added by ChronicDev (talk) 02:28, June 18, 2009. Please consult this page for more info on how to sign pages, and how to fix this.
Love it. -drg
anything is better then what we got now --posixninja 05:16, 18 June 2009 (UTC)
Nice job with the reorganization --geohot
Should iH8sn0w be listed as a hacker?
Stop the edit war, and debate the question here. Otherwise I'll protect the main page. --Dialexio 06:05, 23 September 2010 (UTC)
I think he should. He uses IDA right? He makes patches? Found the blacksn0w baseband crash - hacker IMHO -- blackthund3r
Disagree. There are lots of other ppl @ the same level as sn0w that aren't listed there. Compared to MN, Geo and planet, he's nowhere near their level. Are we going to list sherif for finding the latest unlock exploit? It's not even up for debate, he doesn't belong there. --tsuehpsyde
wrong snowbreze is a graphical user interface of xpwn he just got the keys ( another tool that is not his ) and told xpwn to decrypt the .ipsw any one can do that and if ih8sn0w is classed as a hacker then blackthund3r should be as well --liamchat 16:01, 23 September 2010 (UTC)
I don't think he should be listed, he hasn't contributed anything really except for adding a GUI around xpwn or developing a tool that has already been released by someone else. He doesn't actually create anything on his own and if anyone can remember from before he failed to credit the correct people that created xpwn and claimed that since they weren't around anymore he didn't have too but eventually gave in after Geohot and MuscleNerd plus others got on him saying it wasn't really his work. --alpineflip
You all made good points and I can't not agree really :D Perhaps we need a developers page then? People like iH8sn0w (and possibly myself coming to Liamchat's point) that develop stuff for the iPhone Pwning community but can't be classified as 'hackers' as such but still need recognition. iH8sn0w has worked hard for the community... -- blackthund3r
ok so we need a page to document all app's developed to help those who have just joined iphone community start to learn how jailbreaks actually work and we should have a section documenting all baseband crash developers --liamchat 18:11, 23 September 2010 (UTC)
Agreed, agreed and agreed... That means that /anyone/ can create something for the iPhone / iPod touch and receive credit/attribution and a way of making it available to everyone. It should literally list everyone and what they have contributed - including hackers/real JB devs. Also a page explaining the internals of a jailbreak would be advantageous (and I removed below section as it's being covered here) -- blackthund3r
