iOS 11.2.2 Jailbreak will be released for iPhone and iPad after two major vulnerabilities of the operating system will be revealed by a computer security company. Zimperium is the company that discovered this vulnerability, announcing that it is disclosing them publicly, probably because they were blocked in iOS 11.2.5 by Apple.
The publication of these vulnerabilities for iOS 11.2.2 will allow the release of a jailbreak solution for iPhone and iPad, but not immediately after their release, but some time after they become public. Zimperium claims that the vulnerabilities are important and affect various processes of the iOS 11.2 operating system, so they will allow iPhone and iPad exploitation.
At the moment, the release of a jailbreak solution for iOS 11.2.2 is not announced, and today's information comes as very good news for users who are waiting for this software. It is not known if the exploits will allow the development of an untethered jailbreak solution, or it will still be tethered, but it is first necessary for the developers to have them and analyze them.
"The first vulnerability (CVE-2018-4095) is full relative (ASLR bypass) control on the stack in CoreBluetooth that leads to memory corruption over bluetoothd. The second major vulnerability (CVE-2018-4087) leads to the execution of arbitrary code on different crucial daemons in iOS by hijacking the session between each daemon and bluetoothd. Some of the impacted daemons are: SpringBoard, mDNSResponder, aggregated, wifid, Preferences, CommCenter, iaptransportd, findmydeviced, routined, UserEventAgent, carkitd, mediaserverd, bluetoothd, coreduetd and so on.”
iOS 11.2.2 can still be installed on iPhone and iPad by those who want to have a jailbreak in this version of iOS, so you can downgrade while Apple still lets us. It is not known for what period of time iOS 11.2.2 will be signed by Apple, so it remains to be seen how long we will have to wait for this.
