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Jailbreaking Exploits

Jailbreaking can be defined as a process of installing a modified set of kernel patches that allows users to run third party applications not signed by OS vendor.

It provides root level access of the operating system and permits downloading of third party applications, themes, extensions on an iOS devices.

It removes sandbox instructions, enabling malicious applications to get access to restricted mobile resources and information. Types of jailbreaking: Tethered, Semi- Tethered and Untethered

Types Of jailbreaking exploits: -

1. Userland Exploit: It allows user-level access but does not allow iboot-level access.

2. iBoot Exploit: An iBoot jailbreak allows user-level and iboot-level access.

3. Bootrom Exploit: It allows user-level access and iboot-level access.