iOS13 jailbreak | Still Beta iOS 12.4 succeeds with ZeroDay vulnerability

The betas of iOS 13, iPadOS and macOS 10.15 - the latter's nickname came from another California location, "Catalina" - were initially delivered only to registered developers. This type of announcement could push some owners to install iOS 13 on iPhone or iPad in advance of phase, which would be a bad idea because no jailbreak will be released before (at best) the release of the final version of iOS 13 see iOS 13.1.

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This elicited more than a few “oohs” at iOS 13’s unveiling, not least because most consider Apple Maps a bad alternative to Google Maps. This article was written for information and it is not excluded that Apple corrects this flaw before release.



iOS 13 is compatible with models dating back to the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus that were released in 2015. Of course, it is also possible that Apple finds the vulnerability used in the iOS 13 jailbreak process and thus fixes the problem without having to explore the code of the jailbreak.



The value for zero-day exploits targeting Apple's iOS 13 jailbreak software is jumping. On Thursday, a company called Zerodium began offering as much as US $1.5 million for them. For this reason, this solution will be extremely protected over the coming months and developers will continue to explore each beta version of Apple to determine if vulnerabilities still exist.