Team Pangu’s MOSEC conference has been very interesting thus far. A new jailbreak for iOS 11 and iOS 10.3.2 was also demonstrated among other exploits. Here’s all you need to know about it.
Tencent KeenLab is a new jailbreak team comprising Chinese security researchers and hackers. This is their first public iOS jailbreak demonstration ever.
Here’s what the organizer of MOSEC 2017 tweeted.
Here we have a jailbroken iPhone 7 in the middle running iOS 11 beta 2 firmware. The jailbreak used by KeenLab Dev Team looks like a push-button tool.
Here’s another picture from their demonstration at MOSEC 2017. It clearly shows KeenLab has jailbroken the devices and installed Cydia Installer on them.
Yalu jailbreak’s developer, Luca Todesco, also gave a speech at MOSEC 2017 Conference. He explained modern iOS exploitation techniques to the attendees.
Should I update to iOS 11 or stay on iOS 10?
Remember, iOS 11 is in Beta development stage and will naturally contain bugs and vulnerabilities.
Apple will most likely patch all exploits in the final release of iOS 11. However, the probability of having a new jailbreak for iOS 10.3.x is huge.
You should stick to iOS 10.3.1 only because Team Pangu has developed a jailbreak for it. Team Pangu is also more reliable and has a solid track record.
Follow this downgrade tutorial to go back to iOS 10.3.1 from iOS 11.
How to Downgrade iOS 11 to iOS 10.3.2/10.3.1?
The iOS 10 jailbreak demoed by Pangu at MOSEC 2016 was released as iOS 9.2-9.3.3 jailbreak. This means KeenLab’s iOS 11 exploits might work on iOS 10 as well.
Here’s what the organizer of MOSEC 2017 tweeted.
KeenLab demonstrated their 0-day exploits on the following devices –One more talk of MOSEC2017 is left now. The last talk will show an demo of 0-day for the jailbreak in iOS 11!— vangelis (@vangelis_at_POC) June 23, 2017
- iPhone 6 running iOS 10.3.2
- iPhone 7 running iOS 11 developer beta 2
- iPhone 7 running iOS 10.3.2
Here we have a jailbroken iPhone 7 in the middle running iOS 11 beta 2 firmware. The jailbreak used by KeenLab Dev Team looks like a push-button tool.
Here’s another picture from their demonstration at MOSEC 2017. It clearly shows KeenLab has jailbroken the devices and installed Cydia Installer on them.
Yalu jailbreak’s developer, Luca Todesco, also gave a speech at MOSEC 2017 Conference. He explained modern iOS exploitation techniques to the attendees.
Should I update to iOS 11 or stay on iOS 10?
Remember, iOS 11 is in Beta development stage and will naturally contain bugs and vulnerabilities.
Apple will most likely patch all exploits in the final release of iOS 11. However, the probability of having a new jailbreak for iOS 10.3.x is huge.
You should stick to iOS 10.3.1 only because Team Pangu has developed a jailbreak for it. Team Pangu is also more reliable and has a solid track record.
Follow this downgrade tutorial to go back to iOS 10.3.1 from iOS 11.
How to Downgrade iOS 11 to iOS 10.3.2/10.3.1?
The iOS 10 jailbreak demoed by Pangu at MOSEC 2016 was released as iOS 9.2-9.3.3 jailbreak. This means KeenLab’s iOS 11 exploits might work on iOS 10 as well.
Keep following 3uTools for the latest information of jailbreak.
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