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Sure, but the weakness is exploited using physical connection between the device and a computer ( I remember one or two jailbreaks in history were opening a pdf
by drinchev 12y ago
Sure, but the weakness is exploited using physical connection between the device and a computer ( I remember one or two jailbreaks in history were opening a pdf or something like this, but nowadays those are history as well ).
And when you actually exploit this weakness, next phase is installing apps that can exploit your whole phone.
Back in time I was keen on jailbreaking my device, because I wanted to see bash prompt and do whatever I want with it, but nowadays I left this for non-used devices that I have. I'm pretty concerned with security after the whole NSA revelations and I believe my device is more secure if it's not jailbreaked.
- saurik 12y agoThere is a known CoreGraphics exploit for versions of iOS before 8.0 for which there is a public proof-of-concept available in the form of an open-source project that generates an exploit PDF. If you are running iOS 7.1.2 you are more, not less, secure if you jailbreak your device and then patch the bug on your system.