Evasi0n Jailbreak For iOS 7.1.2, Will Evasion Be Updated To Jailbreak 7.1.x?

Evasi0n Jailbreak iOS 7.1.2, Will Evasion be Updated to Jailbreak 7.1.x? - With the latest Pangu iOS 7.1 through 7.1.2 jailbreak available for all iDevices, including newer ones such as the iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, 5, 4S, iPad Air and the Retina iPad Mini 2, jailbreakers the world over got their wish. However, as surprising as it may be, there are still those who refuse to jailbreak 7.1.2 due to Pangu’s origin and are insisting on waiting for an UnTethered solution from the evad3rs. While we’ve covered the legitimacy of the new 7.1 jailbreak, and previously dispelled any claims of Pangu being fake, in light of our recent switch back to our original domain (Evasi0n Jailbreak), we felt as though it was an excellent time to further discuss the iOS 7.1.x jailbreak and whether the evad3rs will release evasion for 7.1.2!


Can I Jailbreak 7.1.2 With Evasi0n?

Jailbreak 7.1.2 Evasi0n

Although it would certainly be amazing if the evad3rs released evasi0n for iOS 7.1.2, it simply won’t happen.

We’ve briefly touched on this topic before in various articles regarding the 7.1 Pangu utility, essentially, it’s a matter of legality. Now before you say, “wait a second, I thought jail breaking was legal,” it is - jailbreaking has remained legal under the DMCA, the act of executing a 7.1.2 jailbreak itself isn’t the issue.

Can the Evad3rs Update Evasi0n for iOS 7.1.2?

The problem, and primary complication that’s preventing the evad3rs from simply reverse engineering Pangu and developing an updated evasi0n 7.1 tool, is the method Pangu employes to deliver (and execute) the initial unsigned code.

To simplify this explanation as much as possible it’s paramount to understand what and how a jailbreak is and functions, or at least have a rudimentary grasp of the concept.

The end goal of any jailbreak is to allow for root access, which enables all of the tweaks and packages that propagate Cydia to function. First however, code that isn’t signed by a developer, approved by Apple’s strict review team and distributed through the App Store must be executed, typically via exploits.

Pangu is Fundamentally Different than the Evasi0n Jailbreak

In the case of the Pangu jailbreak, the Pangu Team (the group of developers behind the creation of the 7.1.x jailbreak) used an Apple Developer Enterprise account to allow for the unsigned code to execute properly without burning through the incredibly valuable initial exploits that are typically required.

While other vulnerabilities are indeed used and exploited following the opening of the Pangu app, which functions thanks to the use of expired Developer Enterprise certificates (that function thanks to a loophole in Apple’s Developer program, which is explained in more depth here), Pangu relies heavily on the aforementioned certificates - without them, there wouldn’t be a jailbreak.

Although the evad3rs could have easily used either a Developer Enterprise account of their own or burn through new exploits, neither avenue is appealing and both have their obvious drawbacks.

The Untethered Jailbreak 7.1.2 Utility

That being said, Pangu will remain the only jailbreak for iOS 7.1 through 7.1.2. What’s more, Apple will almost certainly patch the jailbreak with the release of their forthcoming iOS 7.1.3 update.

Needless to say, if you have yet to jailbreak 7.1.2, the time to do so would be now - don’t miss your opportunity, as another jailbreak won’t be released until the days of iOS 8. To jailbreak 7.1, 7.1.1 or 7.1.2 fully Untethered on any iPhone, iPad or iPod touch model, we strongly advise following our detailed 7.1.x Pangu guide.

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