Checkm8 Jailbreak released today uses vulnerabilities in the bootrom of iOS devices.
In a rare turn of events, an iOS Jailbreak titled "Checkm8" has been released online. This hack allows all devices with chipsets A5 to A11 to be jailbroken without modifying the underlying operating system. In layman terms, this jailbreak takes advantage of vulnerabilities lying in the BootRom of the device.
As a result, it is a permanent exploit and thus can only be nullified by replacing the actual chip or silicon on the device. This will require mass callbacks which is highly unlikely. Also, given the fact that the production of iPhones ranging from 4S to X is highly likely to stop soon, almost all the devices new and old are going to be compatible with this jailbreak. Also, the jailbreak is highly likely to be unaffected by software upgrades such as iOS 13.
This jailbreak is developed by Axi0mX, a security researcher who claimed to have worked all year for this jailbreak. This jailbreak is available on Github. We would advise against the usage as this jailbreak is in raw form and may brick your device or render it useless.
The jailbreak allegedly does not work on the latest devices such as iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max due to them having the latest chips A12 and A13. Incidentally, the last jailbreak using BootRom vulnerabilities was released ten years ago in 2009.
Devices Compatible: iPhone 4S (not working as of now), iPhone 5, iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone X.
iPad 9.7 inch (2018) and below.
iPad Mini 4th Generation and below.
iPad Pro 2nd Generation (2017) and below.
iPod Touch 7th Generation and below.
Jailbreak Type: Bootrom Jailbreak
Publisher: Axi0mX