8.1.1 iOS jailbreak it was released by a team of Chinese hackers under the name TaiGJailbreak last week and many of you have been wondering how safe it is to use.
Well, today an answer came from the most famous hacker who developed solutions for jailbreak and unlock for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch terminals, his nickname being MuscleNerd. In three messages published during this day on Twitter, the American hacker stated that TaiGJailbreak it is safe to use and does not contain software that is extremely disturbing for users, it only describes a system for logging some URLs and nothing more.
Apart from these, the hacker claims that the underlying jailbreak system implemented in this iOS 8.1.1 jailbreak solution is much "cleaner" than the one used in Pangu Jailbreak, as it can be easily inspected. Having said that, we now have confirmation that iOS 8.1.1 jailbreak can be safely used in our terminals, so if you were worried, MuscleNerd should have dispelled them now, no other hackers have commented. to support the opposite.
Before concluding, I must tell you that there is an assumption that MuscleNerd would have contributed to the development of TaiGJailbreak, but it is unlikely that he supports a software that is dangerous for users. On the first page of iDevice.ro you will find a iOS 8.1.1 jailbreak tutorial.
to the exe file. From then on, when you run the tool it'll log the urls accessed in a log/ .log files.
- Ⓜ MuscleNerd (@MuscleNerd) December 1, 2014
The untether is much more transparent than Pangu (unobfuscated, and kernel is left open to inspection via "standard" task_for_pid0 patch)
- Ⓜ MuscleNerd (@MuscleNerd) December 1, 2014
