evasi0n

evasi0n is a jailbreak tool that can be used to jailbreak (untethered) iOS 6.0-6.1 on all supported devices, excluding the Apple TV 3G. It was releasd on 4 Feburary 2013 by its developers, evad3rs, and supports Windows, OS X, and Linux (x86 and x86_64).

Supported Devices

As of evasi0n's release, the only unsupported device is the Apple TV 3G, since the kernel is still missing a injector vector to run unsigned code. All other devices on iOS 6.0-6.1 are supported (as well as iOS 5.2 for the Apple TV 2G).

Version History

1.0

Version 1.0 was released on 4 February 2013. This version contains a bug that causes the Weather app to not work. The Notification Center widget is unaffected.

Changelog

• Initial release

Download

Version	Release Date	OS	SHA-1 Hash	Download
1.0	04 Feb 2013	Linux	c9e4b15a161b89f0e412721f471c5f8559b6054f	Google Sites	Box	Mega	RapidShare
		Mac OS X	23f99a0d65e71fd79ff072b227f0ecb176f0ffa8	Google Sites	Box	Mega	RapidShare
		Windows	2ff288e1798b4711020e9dd7f26480e57704d8b2	Google Sites	Box	Mega	RapidShare
1.1	06 Feb 2013	Linux	6c06a6be87e003eee470eb749b42ffbaafcc9e62	Google Sites	Box	Mega	RapidShare
		Mac OS X	ae9d20bc927976a1f55089cd80afca48de0f7a2e	Google Sites	Box	Mega	RapidShare
		Windows	4225b01afd4a4fd1277565954964bd3310ad8b5f	Google Sites	Box	Mega	RapidShare

Exploits

evasi0n takes advantage of at least five distinct new vulnerabilities:

• Use of symbolic links in time zone file to socket
• Unix "shebang" trick
• Change of launchd.conf for untethering
• AMFID code-signing kernel changes
• ASLR circumvention by using ARM exception vectors

External Links

• Official Website
• Accuvant Labs analysis
• Forbes news with an explanation by planetbeing

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