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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/schrup21 on 2025-01-10 10:03:44+00:00.

I don’t know if this could lead someday to something - but this is huge! Thomas Roth successfully dumped the Firmware of Apple‘s USB-C controller (M3 Mac / iPhone 15).

Source: ccc

Credits: Thomas Roth @stacksmashing.net

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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/KujmanX on 2025-01-09 17:28:52+00:00.

Hi everyone,

I recently encountered an issue with ChatGPT's website where scrolling through chats was impossible on older iOS versions. After seeing users suggest JavaScript injection via bookmarks as a fix, and following PoomSmart's tweets about fixing GitHub's dark mode issues on older iOS, I was inspired to streamline this process.

SafariX v1.9.3 now automates JavaScript injection! Here's how to use it:

1. Update to SafariX v1.9.3
2. Go to SafariX settings → JavaScript Injection
3. Add your target domain
4. Paste your JavaScript code for that domain
5. The code will automatically inject when you visit the site

I've also added a new button to the bottom bar (if you choose to add it) that lets you test your JavaScript immediately on the current webpage - this is something like a playground to test your JS and see if it works before automating it into that domain

To help the community, I've created a gist with known fixes (currently featuring two solutions for ChatGPT's scrolling issues):

Solution #1 in the gist contains extensive JavaScript code that ChatGPT itself suggested when I described the scrolling problem. While I'm not a JS expert, this solution works perfectly!

Since the initial release, I've added several features including:

• Browser color customization
• Lock bars - this will lock your bottom and top bars when browsing
• Full screen scrolling
• Additional functionality buttons
• User agent spoofing

Version 1.9.3 is available at:

Special thanks to korboy for bringing this issue to my attention. I hope SafariX can become our tool for addressing WebKit compatibility issues on unsupported websites (I dont really know if JS can solve ALL our issues, but it's a start..?)

Feedback is always welcome!

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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/electronicexploder on 2025-01-09 12:04:03+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/G3marchi on 2025-01-07 23:14:42+00:00.

Over the past few days I've been developing a full recreation of the iOS homescreen called HBoard which works in the web. While doing this, I've thought up some ideas for how this could be used as a form of jailbreak alternative by utilizing JavaScript plugins, and a heavy use of Shortcuts. Below are the pros, cons, and possibilities of what this may bring. If you have any questions on how I'll being doing any of the things listed below, just ask in the comments and I'll answer. To clarify I'm making this no matter what - The poll is to see whether or not I should create a releasable version with an easy setup.

PLEASE TAKE THE INTEREST POLL AT THE BOTTOM

Definitely happening:

Recreation of iOS homescreen as a website

Tweak injection by adding JavaScript plugins from a repo - think Live Wallpaper, Atria, themes - unlimited possibilities, similar to a jailbreak.

No sideloading needed

Semi-automatic homescreen recreation (see setup)

Support for automatically going back to HBoard when closing an app

Spotlight search support (May be a bit weird below iOS 18.2)

120hz support

Open source obviously

Maybe happening: (Depends on community interest, my motivation, and outside help)

Built in remote control support ()

Basic widgets (xenhtml might be able to help with some things)

Sideloaded apps and webapps added to HBoard homescreen (Will need manual setup)

Dark mode app icon support (Not sure how to do this automatically - if you have any ideas please tell me)

App Library support (Annoying asf to code)

Definitely not happening + downsides:

Slight delay (~0.5 seconds) after closing apps to going back to HBoard (This may be a deal breaker for a lot of people.)

Support for notification badges

Newly downloaded apps won’t get auto added to home screen

Advanced widgets (xenhtml might be able to help with some things)

Locking the screen might require slightly changing your muscle memory (assume this isnt a problem for now)

Lock screen or control center recreation - See Prism for the lockscreen - iOS 18 does most control center stuff.

Interest Poll (Only answer after reading):

• (If you wouldn't use this could you explain why so I know what to focus on the most)

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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/skcikorter on 2025-01-07 23:14:10+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/Thommeyy on 2025-01-07 14:52:22+00:00.

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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/No-Dragonfruit-1324 on 2025-01-07 03:56:30+00:00.

Man, it’s sad how bleak this sub has become with each passing month. No news, only legacy posts, devs are almost nonexistent, nothing seems to be in development, etc.

It’s seems as if this is the final end an era, I know it’s rather early to say this given the complexity of the modern jailbreaking scene, but this time I feel less confident than I ever have about a JB and I’ve been here for the ride since Greenpois0n on iOS 4. In hindsight, this has been said every time one is released, but for whatever reason this feels quite… different

Regardless, as sad as this makes me, we must go on. Cheers, and hopefully light will shine at the end of the tunnel one of these days.

Ps. Screw Apple’s closed ecosystem, market monopoly, and unwillingness to collaborate/integrate features with other tech corporations

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The original was posted on /r/jailbreak by /u/Professional-Arm-132 on 2025-01-01 15:11:16+00:00.

Nobody looks at the guide as they should, then they ask ridiculous questions. You can definitely tell a lot of people jailbreaking these days are clueless, from the Just JB Spotify, post, to the last comment I just saw asking if there’s a JB for an M1 MacBook yet 😭😭😭 Use the guide people.

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The Ultimate Guide to Not Getting Pwned: Verifying Modified IPAs 🔒

Hey iOS fam! After seeing a lot of questions about IPA safety, I decided to put together this guide on how to verify modified apps properly. Disclaimer: This guide is for educational purposes only. Installing or using modified IPAs may violate Apple’s TOS or local laws. You’re responsible for understanding the legalities in your region and using this information responsibly.

⚠️ YO, READ THIS FIRST

This is ONLY for regular apps! If you're messing with jailbreak IPAs, this won't work — those will light up VirusTotal like a Christmas tree (61/61 detections) because they need exploits to work. This guide is for regular modified apps that shouldn’t have any system-level shenanigans.

Who Can Use This Guide? 🤔

• Primarily for those with a jailbroken device or TrollStore (Lite or otherwise), but the core checks apply to anyone wanting to verify regular modified IPAs.
• If you do have TrollStore, the “TrollStore Lite Investigation” step helps you see the app’s sandbox permissions more clearly.
• This guide isn’t focused on jailbreak-only IPAs or exploits.

Step 1: Initial Safety Check 🔍

First things first, let’s make sure your IPA isn’t sus:

1. VirusTotal That Bad Boy

• Drop it into VirusTotal (they use 60+ antivirus engines).
• Aim for zero detections, but keep in mind false positives can happen. A few detections doesn’t automatically mean it’s malicious - investigate the alerts in detail.
• It’ll check for sandbox escapes and other nasty stuff.
• Pro Tip: Check the “Details” and “Behavior” tabs in VirusTotal to see file signatures, permissions requested, and any network connections.
• Heads Up: Sometimes VirusTotal gives false positives, especially for modded or obfuscated apps. If you see suspicious flags, you may want to dig deeper with extra tools.

2. TrollStore Lite Investigation

• When installing, pay attention to:
  • What sandbox permissions it wants (like camera, microphone, etc.)
  • What domains it’s trying to talk to (should match the official app or known analytics)
  • Make sure it’s not trying to access stuff it shouldn’t (like system files)
  • Check that it’s properly sandboxed - i.e., it shouldn’t be asking for root-level access or hooking into system daemons.

Why This Matters: If the IPA tries to escape the sandbox or request out-of-the-ordinary permissions, that’s a big red flag. TrollStore Lite can show you details about what the app is allowed to do within iOS’s sandbox.

When to Smash That Install Button ✅

Only proceed if:

• VirusTotal came back clean (or you confirmed any detection is a false positive)
• It’s only talking to legit servers
• Permissions look normal
• Nothing sketchy in the container access

After installing, make sure:

• It works like it should
• Doesn’t try to yoink your Apple ID/pass
• Behaves like a good little app
• Stays in its lane permission-wise

Why This Actually Works 🛡️

• All those antivirus engines got your back (just be mindful of false positives)
• App can only talk to official servers (no shady domain calls)
• No sandbox escape tricks if TrollStore Lite flags it properly
• You control the updates (and can scan each new version)
• It can’t download sneaky code later if it’s locked down

Keeping It Safe Long-Term 🔐

1. Check Every Update the Same Way
   • New version? Back to VirusTotal and TrollStore Lite checks.
   • A clean app can turn sketchy if an update is compromised.
2. Watch for Sus Behavior
   • Sudden crashes, weird pop-ups, or unexpected network activity = big yikes.
3. Keep Your Backups Fresh
   • In case something goes sideways, you can restore your device.
4. If Anything Feels Off, Yeet That App
   • Better safe than sorry. Uninstall immediately and do a thorough check for any leftover files.
5. Use Additional Tools
   • HTTPS Proxy (Proxyman or Charles) to monitor network calls.
   • Decompile the app if you have the know-how.
   • Malwarebytes or other analysis platforms as a secondary check.

Advanced Analysis (For the Hardcore Techies) ⚙️

Heads Up: If you want more than just first-line defenses like VirusTotal or HTTPS proxies, you’ll need advanced reverse engineering (RE) skills. That includes:

• Binary Comparisons: Checking an original IPA vs. the modified one to see if any unexpected libraries or malicious code got injected.
• Decompilation / Disassembly: Using tools like IDA or Hopper to look at the app’s ARM assembly. This is a rabbit hole, and not everyone has the time or skill for it.
• Runtime Analysis: Monitoring function calls in real-time with debug tools or hooking frameworks.

For most casual users, these methods are overkill. But if you’re truly paranoid—or you love tinkering at a low level—this is where you’d confirm with near certainty whether an IPA has sketchy changes.

Scope & Clarifications

• This guide is focused on regular, modified IPAs that typically don’t require deep system hooks.
• Jailbreak-specific IPAs (like root-level tools) will almost always trigger multiple detections and are out of scope here.
• Legality: If you’re wondering “Is this legal?” that’s your homework to figure out. Modifying apps can break terms of service or local laws — always do your due diligence.
• Security Note: Without an exploit, an IPA generally can’t bypass the iOS sandbox. If you’re truly concerned about security, keep in mind that jailbreaking itself opens doors that Apple normally keeps locked. iOS is secure for a reason!

Pro Tip: Even if VirusTotal says “clean,” you could still be in violation of TOS or local laws. Know the risks, weigh them, and proceed wisely. Nothing is 100% guaranteed safe or legal in the world of modded IPAs.

Edit: Holy cow, thanks for the upvotes! Glad this helped make the community a bit safer! 🙏

Edit 2: Mentioned the possibility of VirusTotal false positives and suggested using an HTTPS proxy or decompiling for deeper analysis.

Edit 3: Updated the disclaimer to clarify legalities and that this guide is for educational purposes.

Edit 4: Added a brief “Advanced Analysis” section for those comfortable with reverse engineering and binary comparisons.

Edit 5: Clarified how iOS’s sandbox prevents exploits (unless you have a jailbreak or exploit) and why that matters for app safety.

Edit 6: Clarified that a jailbreak/TrollStore is not strictly required

Note:

This guide is based on my own research and experience. Because I couldn’t find any single, clear resource on verifying IPAs, I decided to create one myself. I used AI tools (Claude 3.5 Sonnet and ChatGPT o1 Pro Mode) to help refine wording and structure — but all core information, details, and reasoning come from my own findings.

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