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Is the new itunes safe for hacking?

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The young man asked a perfectly legitimate JB question which should always be asked when there is a new iTunes release.
Some techniques rely on breaking the chain of trust between iTunes and iPad. IF, as Apple has done in the past, admittedly not since early firmware 3.x, they patch something at the iTunes level they could in theory scupper the JB process, particularly related to SHSH and DFU activities.

If you are a really serious jailbreaker you should always double check that they haven't tried to sneak something nasty into iTunes, although it is quite unlikely...

I can see reports from twitter that 10.2.2 is JB safe. Knock yourself out gs!
 
The young man asked a perfectly legitimate JB question which should always be asked when there is a new iTunes release.
Some techniques rely on breaking the chain of trust between iTunes and iPad. IF, as Apple has done in the past, admittedly not since early firmware 3.x, they patch something at the iTunes level they could in theory scupper the JB process, particularly related to SHSH and DFU activities.

If you are a really serious jailbreaker you should always double check that they haven't tried to sneak something nasty into iTunes, although it is quite unlikely...

I can see reports from twitter that 10.2.2 is JB safe. Knock yourself out gs!

How would you double check, Leigh?
 
f4780y said:
In fact I ALREADY DID! So points off everyone for not following the golden rule. SEARCH!

And DOUBLE POINTS off for grayshark as he had already posted on that thread!

:p


Jk....
I forgot to search. But I thought the other thread was for the old iTunes only.
 
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