You can now jailbreak your iPhone or iPad with an Android device using the Checkra1n tool. Running on the Checkm8 bootrom exploit, the beta Checkra1n jailbreaking tool works across Apple devices ...

Thanks to the recent addition of Linux support, you can actually jailbreak your iPhone using a rooted Android phone with checkra1n.

Apple's new OS is hard to crack but with these jailbreak iOS 14.2 solutions, you might just be able to get the latest that the iPhone or iPad has to offer.

What the newly released Checkra1n jailbreak means for iDevice security There are reasons to embrace it. There are reasons to be wary of it. Here's the breakdown.

Today they’re releasing Checkra1n, the first public jailbreak tool compatible with iPhone and iPad running iOS 13.

The latest Checkra1n update does just that and allows users to jailbreak the first-generation HomePod for the first time.

You can now jailbreak an iPhone with an Android phone Jailbreak exploit Checkra1n now runs on Linux, which means it runs on Android, too.

The team behind the "Checkra1n" jailbreaking tool for iOS has released version 0.11.0 of its software with support added for iOS 14, but only on a limited number of devices.

Earlier in October, the checkra1n team developed the unfixable vulnerability that essentially allows an attacker to jailbreak the T2 security chip in a Mac.