It's scary how far AI is going into roguishness. The recent attacks have showcased how AI has the possibility to be the best tool of the century, OR the mistake that sets us back 50 years of progress. I guess we will eventually see what is what, but I am sensing some impending laws coming around the topic. As it is, AI can do a lot more bad than good in the wrong hands. What is your opinion?

This is urgent, it’s related to my access to YPP

Looks like Calif showcased an iOS 27.0.1 untethered jailbreak with root on iPhone 18 Pro at #hexacon UNTETHERED! That’s something you don’t see everyday.

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My Visual Studio Code extension for ESP32 Xtensa Assembly highlighting is now out for FREE in the VSCODE Marketplace. Check it out.

Is com.apple.iokit.EndpointSecuritySE really what is cracked to be? Cuz if so, jailbreaking is pretty much over.

Remember, the new usbliter8 BootROM exploit works on A12 and A13 devices, so if you have an iPhone 11, iPhone XS, XR, etc. avoid plugging it in dodgy charging stations especially those that pop a “Trust computer” alert on the phone. Ramdisks based on this exploit that can steal files already exist!

Hello everyone! How’s Dopamine 3.x for you?

For over 2 YEARS I kept fighting low storage space on my M1 Mac, almost always nearing 0 space left. The Storage settings panel is a joke. It kept saying Applications consumed 80 GB!! of space when I had at max 10-15 GB in the Applications folder. What the idiotic UI of Storage Settings does not tell you is that Application Data folder, Caches and so on are also counted towards that. It shows you each app and how much it consumes but it doesn't even mention these folders or show you how much they take. Same with Chrome. It sneakily downloads some AI models locally which are 7-8 GB in size!! You can delete them and disable the local AI model in Chrome settings but DAMN! Same with Apple Intelligence. I have it disabled, always had it disabled, yet it eats 7 GB for models I don't use, and deleting them requires going to Recovery Mode and disabling SIP! FUN! Managed to free up 100 GB by just cleaning this shit that was not even showing up in the Storage settings.

[RELEASE] iOS Configuration Profile Checker (.mobileconfig Viewer) - Is the Profile You are About To Install Malware?! 🌐 Check the tool here: geosn0w.com/ios-mobileconfig… This tool opens an iOS configuration profile (.mobileconfig) and shows you exactly what it would do to your device before you install it. It tells you whether the profile is signed and by whom, whether it can be removed once installed, and it breaks down every payload inside with a risk flag on the ones that matter, like root certificates, MDM enrollment, web filters, proxies, and DNS changes. Configuration profiles are one of the easiest ways to get burned on iOS, since the same file that adds an office Wi-Fi network can quietly install a certificate that lets someone read your encrypted traffic. If you have ever been told to install a profile to unlock a feature or fix something, run it through here first and read what it actually does before you trust it.

[RELEASE] iOS Sideloading Certificate Checker (P12 Revoked & Expiry) 🌐 Check the online tool here: geosn0w.com/ios-p12-certific… If you have a P12/PFX certificate you wanna use to sign iOS apps for sideloading but you are not sure if the certificate (enterprise, etc.) is still valid, expired or revoked, you can easily check all of that with my new tool. Keep in mind, the certificates are not stored anywhere, the check is done in memory.

Sony's been really quiet since this banger dropped. Looks like they may need to crank up the air conditioners in the building. Heat is building up fast.

Apple has seeded the latest beta updates across several platforms: - iOS 27 BETA 3 - iOS 26.6 beta 4 (23G5057c) - iPadOS 26.6 beta 4 (23G5057c) - macOS 26.6 beta 4 (25G5057c) - macOS 15.7.8 RC 4 (24G814) - macOS 14.8.8 RC 4 (23J612) - HomePod FW 26.6 beta 4 (23L5758b)