When it comes to jailbreaking iOS 11 we had no other options except using Electra jailbreak tool . But as of this week many things have changed. Earlier today Electra team member Pwn20wnd announced the release of a semi-untethered jailbreak tool called UnC0ver.
Calling it “the most advanced jailbreak tool.” Moreover, enc0ver is cited as being a joint effort between Pwn20wnd and hacker Sam Bingner, with the UI having been designed by Dennis Bednarz and Samg_is_a_Ninja.
Right out of the box, unc0ver supports iOS 11.0-11.4 beta 3, which means it supports more firmware versions than Electra. But what really sets it apart is the distinctive jailbreak app, shown above, which incorporates a bevy of handy jailbreak-centric features.
Citing Pwn20wnd’s GitHub page, the unc0ver jailbreak features the following advantages:
As usual we will be covering a full guide for this new tool and how to use it to jailbreak your iOS device.
Calling it “the most advanced jailbreak tool.” Moreover, enc0ver is cited as being a joint effort between Pwn20wnd and hacker Sam Bingner, with the UI having been designed by Dennis Bednarz and Samg_is_a_Ninja.
Right out of the box, unc0ver supports iOS 11.0-11.4 beta 3, which means it supports more firmware versions than Electra. But what really sets it apart is the distinctive jailbreak app, shown above, which incorporates a bevy of handy jailbreak-centric features.
Citing Pwn20wnd’s GitHub page, the unc0ver jailbreak features the following advantages:
Like most semi-untethered jailbreak tools, unc0ver is installed on a by way of Cydia Impactor. This means that you’ll need to download the app’s .ipa file from Pwn20wnd’s GitHub page and side-load it on your device to run it. Once side-loaded, you can follow the on-screen instructions to proceed with the jailbreak.
- All exploits in same app
- Detailed error messages
- Faster patches
- More stable patches
- No extra battery drain
- No random freezes
- No random slow downs
- No data is logged or shared
- No malware
- Proper jailbreak state detection
- Proper bootstrap extraction to fix issues such as Cydia not appearing after jailbreak
- Native build of Cydia for iOS 11
- Telesphoreo port for ARM64
- Much faster Cydia
- Much more stable Cydia
- Much more modern looking and acting Cydia
- Cydia skips uicache when not needed
- Cydia supports iPhone X screen size
- Cydia Substrate for tweak injection
- Much faster ldrestart
- Much more stable ldrestart
- Changes to Cydia were made with permission from Saurik
- Option to skip loading daemons
- Option to dump APTicket
- Option to refresh icon cache
- Option to disable auto updates
- Option to block app revokes
- Option to restore RootFS
- Button to restart device
- Button to open Cydia in case it doesn’t appear on the Home Screen
- Label to show the days left till the application expires
- Working debugserver
- An awesome UI
As usual we will be covering a full guide for this new tool and how to use it to jailbreak your iOS device.
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