iPhone Hacking Tool - Google Releases Powerful Software

Google recently releases a powerful iPhone hacking tool, which allows Security Researchers to Hack iOS 11.1.2 and finds bugs.

Google Releases Tool To Help iOS Hackers - Best iPhone Hacking Tool - Developed By Ian Beer (White-Hat Hacker).

> Ian Beer Made Exploit Which Aids In iPhone Hacking:

The tool is made possible by an exploit from Ian Beer.

Ian Beer is a famous white hat hacker.

> Ian Beer and Google Project Zero:

He is also part of Google Project Zero.

> Ian Beer Is Famous For Creating JailBreaks For iOS Versions:

Also, he is known to help create jailbreaks for Apple iOS versions. 

> Many of His Findings are in Project Zero:

In fact, he was the first security expert to publish his findings in Project Zero.

> This Exploit is Known as tfp0:

According to Ian Beer, the exploit, known as tfp0.

It works for all devices. 

> Practical Demonstrated on various models of iPhone:

It is already been tested on iPhone 7, iPhone 6s and iPod touch 6G.

He said, adding more support should be easy.

iOS 11.1.2, now with more kernel debugging: https://t.co/PIKbD3Gwx9

— Ian Beer (@i41nbeer) December 11, 2017

tfp0 should work for all devices, the PoC local kernel debugger only for those I have to test on (iPhone 7, 6s and iPod Touch 6G) but adding more support should be easy

— Ian Beer (@i41nbeer) December 11, 2017

> According To Tweets of Ian Beer:

On December 5, he tweets, asking iOS 11 kernel security researchers to keep a research-only device on iOS 11.1.2 or later.

If you're interested in bootstrapping iOS 11 kernel security research keep a research-only device on iOS 11.1.2 or below. Part I (tfp0) release soon.

— Ian Beer (@i41nbeer) December 5, 2017

> Ian Beer Talking with Motherboard and Says:

Speaking with Motherboard, Beer says, it will allow experts to explore and test iOS without the need to develop their own exploits.

While it might seem surprising that Google launches a tool to hack the competition device.

It is obvious from a security point of view.

It is not hidden that iOS exploits are rare and very difficult to find.

This is why they usually sell at high prices to third parties.

It is also assumed, this exploit will speed up the process of developing a jailbreak of iOS 11.

However, it is not hidden that the jailbreak of an iPhone has lost its interest in recent years.

Will it improve the security of iOS 11 or will it aid a jailbreak?