Shulou(Shulou.com)05/31 Report--

On August 3, developer Jonathan Levin posted a new message on Twitter today, saying that iOS 10.3.2 jailbreak is also possible thanks to the libxpc vulnerability discovered by Ian Beer of the Google Project Zero team. In iOS 10.3.3, Apple has closed the libxpc loophole. The vulnerability supports the application of arbitrary code execution with system privileges. Apple says the memory crash problem has been resolved by strengthening memory management.

Jonathan Levin pointed out in its tweet that the security vulnerability was modified for developers' jailbreak, and suggested that users who want to jailbreak can be reduced back to iOS 10.3.2 if conditions permit. Apple released iOS 10.3.3 last month, but iOS 10.3.2 verification has not been turned off, so if you really want to break out of prison, please do so before Apple closes the verification.

Of course, after the release of iOS10.3.3, we already learned from Apple's official website about the security update of the official version of iOS10.3.3 that this update fixed a serious WiFi vulnerability (CVE-2017-7047), so at that time, we advised users that if they do not want to be hacked to control your iPhone remotely, they had better update to iOS10.3.3. This vulnerability will affect iPhone 5 and later devices, iPad 4 and later devices, and iPodtouch 6.

Finally, we also remind users again that if you want to break out of prison, you can prepare in advance. But whether it's iOS 10.3.2 or jailbreak, they will expose you to certain security risks, so please be careful.

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