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| Jailbreak iPhone 4.3.5 |
Apple has released one more security update for its iOS. The new update iOS 4.3.5 comes days after the release of iOS 4.3.4. Apple rolled the latter update to protect the software from JailbreakMe 3.0. But soon after its launch, hackers jailbroke the update with PwnageTool, a tethered exploit.
The new update iOS 4.3.5 has come up with a patch to shield iOS from PwnageTool. But hackers have no rest. Immediately after its launch, “MuscleNerd” of the iPhone Dev Team announced that he could jailbreak it using Redsn0w tool.
Redsn0w is another tethered jailbreak exploit. You need to tether your iDevice with a computer (both Mac and Windows) for the process of jailbreaking. But once you reboot the device, the jailbreak will be removed. That means you will have to again tether the device with a PC for jailbreaking.
Redsn0w will work on iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPad original and iPod fourth generation. Interestingly, it won’t again run on iPad 2, the device JailbreakMe 3.0 could jailbreak.
The new iOS version also includes some other security patches. Apple used to bring out security updates for its iOS whenever there is a challenge from jailbreakers.
But all of Apple’s efforts to drift away from jailbreaking will again be broken by cunning hackers. The war between jailbreakers and Apple thus goes on endless.
