Question: If device is jailbroken, and you apply root limit and other things to break standard features. Would it make it harder to exploit an ios? I would im

Question: If device is jailbroken, and you apply root limit and other things to break standard features. Would it make it harder to exploit an ios? I would imagine you can do default hardening like modifying the software version label so when the software queries it will be unable to automatically "arm" itself and apply persistence. Are there any packages/places where this is already discussed? If not, then I guess I will pick up some older iphone devices and play along - because it seems to be a great point - I highly doubt there is much sophistication in these malwares and there has to be some sanity checks that make it so that if you are targetted it will not "reveal" itself. And of course the basic one of VPN, and forcing to change the DNS servers which the ios devices operates on.