iOS 13.2 was released by the Apple company this week, and in a completely surprising way today we have a possible release date for the Checkra1n permanent jailbreak solution. According to information that appeared during this day, iOS 13.2 would have iOS 13.2 released on November 7 or 8 at a conference for computer security.
iOS 13.2 has the Checkra1n permanent jailbreak solution developed by a well-known computer security researcher. He has released other jailbreak solutions for iOS in the past, so everything he does now with Checkra1n comes from experience, and iOS 13.2 will have a permanent jailbreak, just like iOS 13.
Checkra1n is developed based on a bootrom exploit, i.e. a vulnerability in a physical component of iDevices that cannot be blocked by Apple. Regardless of which version of iOS Apple will release from now on, it will be possible to jailbreak with Checkra1n, so not only iOS 13, but also iOS 14, iOS 15, and what other iDevices will have.
Checkra1n will be a proof of the fact that Apple is still not able to secure its iDevices as it promises all over the world, although in recent years exploits of this kind have been somewhat lacking. I don't know who thought that a bootrom exploit for iDevices could still be discovered, but here they are, and they are kept secret until Apple blocks them.
