Luca Todesco shows us how to jailbreak iOS 9.3.4

A few days ago, Apple released a new iOS update, 9.3.4, an update whose only function was to cover the exploits used by Pangu to be able to jailbreak all devices with an iOS version between 9.2 and 9.3.3. The joy of the users has not lasted for a long time Despite the different, increasingly rare options that Pangu offered us to do so. Personally, despite being a jailbreak lover, neither the software nor the conditions that I required to do it have stimulated me enough to do it. But I am not the only one and in the end everything seems to indicate what was rumored when Evad3rs left the world of jailbraek in the hands of the Chinese.

Luca Todesco is a hacker who has shown that it has always been possible to jailbrek each and every version that Apple has released of iOS 9, all, but as he has always stated, he had no interest in releasing it officially. But with the arrival of iOS 10 and after verifying that those exploits were closed, Luca released those exploits to the community and almost a month later the guys from Pangu released the software that allowed jailbreaking 64-bit devices compatible with iOS 9.2- 9.3.3.

Again Luca Tudesco, has shown again that it is possible to jailbreak iOS 9.3.4 putting Apple's engineering team to the test again. In the image that will accompany the tweet above, we can see how the user @qwertyoruiop (Luca Tudesco) shows us a device with iOS 9.3.4 and Cydia installed, demonstrating once again that although Apple has covered the exploits used, there is more to be able enjoy iOS to our liking without the limitations that Apple offers us.

As usual, Luca has no intention of releasing the exploits used let alone create a software that can allow jailbreak using them, so we will have to wait for the arrival of iOS 10 and see if the guys from Pangu or TaiG are able to jailbreak using a method that offers more security than both. previous releases that Pangu released.