Apple iOS 14 downgrade released

Recently, Luca has frequently released important jailbreak-related vulnerabilities and updated jailbreak tools.

Due to the new hardware M1 released by Apple some time ago, Luca is ready to continue working on the phone!

Some Apple employees need to boot pongoOS on M1, pongo is a raw image that expects xnu-like BootArgs in x0 and the entry point is at +0x0.

Assuming it's EL1 for now, but I guess you can exit EL2 just like from EL3; USB might still need some preparation, but only UART will be flexible enough Can't wait to port PongoOS on Apple Silicon Macs,

It's pretty good as a second stage bootloader for Linux loading and co.

Flashing the Mac OS root file system on an iPod Touch 7 is currently not something I can imagine doing in a usable way to run macOS. I don't know if it's possible at this point, but the idea is great and what's been done is still great!

Would anyone who has a jailbroken A12-A14 iOS device try... copying the files from macOS and seeing if they run?

If you start WindowServer and a macOS login window pops up, this is a boot failure.

Because the kernel only has the checkra1n patch, a lot of patching is needed.

Odyssey and Odysseyra1n

It is now the first jailbreak to support 5 major package managers – Sileo, Zebra, Cydia, Installer 5, and Aptitude.

#Odyssey #jailbreaksileo, Zebra, cydia, installer 5 and aptitude

(All credit goes to @KatriCameron for that last one :)

iOS 14.2/14.1/14 HUGE #JAILBREAK Release: CheckRain for iPhone X, iPhone 8, iPhone 7, 7 Plus, and More A11 support was experimental but is finally there. Great work as always from the CheckRa1n team.

New iOS 14.2/14.1/14.0 #FutureRestore(downgrade tool) released!

For #Downgrades/#Jailbreak purposes SHSH2 is required for saves!

Downgrade to iOS 14.1 to 14.0.1 via futurerestore t8010 Not tested 14.2 to 14.0.1 but saved shsh which may be useful for future downgrades and think Windows version s0uthwes compiled futurerestore on Windows

FutureRestore is now available on iOS 14.

14.1 -> 14.0.1 and 14.0.1 -> 14.0 have been tested and successfully downgraded

According to the current test by experts: iOS 14.2 is compatible with 13.7SEP but the baseband is not compatible