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Userland describes the software running on an iDevice after the kernel has started. A userland-based exploit or jailbreak, being entirely software-based, can be patched by Apple. Userland jailbreaks differ from jailbreaks that affect the boot chain of trust, in that they do not allow custom [[firmware]]s/[[IMG3 File Format|IMG3 files]] to be flashed. |
Userland describes the software running on an iDevice after the kernel has started. A userland-based exploit or jailbreak, being entirely software-based, can be patched by Apple. Userland jailbreaks differ from jailbreaks that affect the boot chain of trust, in that they do not allow custom [[firmware]]s/[[IMG3 File Format|IMG3 files]] to be flashed. |
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| − | Existing userland jailbreaks include JailbreakMe [[Star]] and [[Saffron]]. The other userland jailbreaks are [[ |
+ | Existing userland jailbreaks include JailbreakMe [[Star]] and [[Saffron]]. The other userland jailbreaks are [[Absinthe]], [[evasi0n]] and [[Spirit]]. This also includes the untether packages in Cydia for these tools. |
Revision as of 01:43, 28 July 2013
Userland describes the software running on an iDevice after the kernel has started. A userland-based exploit or jailbreak, being entirely software-based, can be patched by Apple. Userland jailbreaks differ from jailbreaks that affect the boot chain of trust, in that they do not allow custom firmwares/IMG3 files to be flashed.
Existing userland jailbreaks include JailbreakMe Star and Saffron. The other userland jailbreaks are Absinthe, evasi0n and Spirit. This also includes the untether packages in Cydia for these tools.
