Difference between revisions of "IOS 5 HFS Heap Buffer Overflow"

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Support for untethered downgrades on the [[N18AP | iPod touch (3rd generation)]] via this exploit is planned in [https://dora2ios.web.app/konayuki/index.html powdersn0w].
 
Support for untethered downgrades on the [[N18AP | iPod touch (3rd generation)]] via this exploit is planned in [https://dora2ios.web.app/konayuki/index.html powdersn0w].
   
The exploit is also available in iOS 4.
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The exploit should also be available in iOS 4 or earlier. It was patched in iOS 6.
   
 
= See also =
 
= See also =
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= External links =
 
= External links =
 
* [https://pastebin.com/9FuxXRtA Source code]
 
* [https://pastebin.com/9FuxXRtA Source code]
* [https://github.com/Ralph0045/iBoot-5-Stuff Tools for exploitation]
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* [https://nyansatan.github.io/exploiting-ios-5-iboot/ Guide to exploitation]
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* [https://github.com/JonathanSeals/Ancient-iBoot-Fun Jonathan Seals’ tools for exploitation]
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* [https://github.com/Ralph0045/iBoot-5-Stuff Ralph0045’s tools for exploitation]
   
 
[[Category:iBoot]]
 
[[Category:iBoot]]

Revision as of 01:39, 11 June 2022

An exploit is available in iOS 5's iBoot that abuses a heap buffer overflow bug. The exploit was discovered by p0sixninja.

The exploit has been shown to be able to untethered verbose boot the original iPad.

Support for untethered downgrades on the iPod touch (3rd generation) via this exploit is planned in powdersn0w.

The exploit should also be available in iOS 4 or earlier. It was patched in iOS 6.

See also

External links

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