Pod2g and i0n1c have A5+ exploits

[J03Y4G]

Both @pod2g and @i0n1c have A5+ exploits for iOS 5.1 but as @pod2g is willing to release them and allow users a untethered jailbreak.

@pod2g: News: we have all exploits required to do a new jailbreak. I'm working on bypassing ASLR at bootup.

@i0n1c doesn't think it's a wise idea since some people use they're exploits to create apps to sell.

@i0n1c: @pod2g I believe that you can do what you want with your own work.Just don't be fooled and realize that others make a lot of money out of it

Testing my quote skills if it don't show up right sry.

[sielski666]

But there are also people out there cracking them apps that are being sold to help stop it!

Must say both guys are legends for doing this work for us but we need the jailbreak and people like yous to carry on with jailbreaking, seen as 6 has been now rumererd.

[J03Y4G]

But there are also people out there cracking them apps that are being sold to help stop it!

Must say both guys are legends for doing this work for us but we need the jailbreak and people like yous to carry on with jailbreaking, seen as 6 has been now rumererd.

iOS 6 has been rumored which maybe another reason to hold out on unleashing the untethered jailbreaks, whenever a jailbreak is released Apple is quick to patch the issue. With the known loophole in idevices that lets certain web pages trick idevices into thinking they're legit Apple is sure to release the next iOS soon.

[J03Y4G]

@pod2g has gotten passed the ASLR issue and is continuing with the exploit still no eta.

@pod2g: ASLR seems bypassed! Weird machines FTW. Time to ROP the payload

Here's a small idea of what the ASLR secturity is.

ASLR
ASLR (Address Space Layout Randomization) is a form of data security used to randomize data on the RAM to help prevent exploits from taking control of the system. It first appeared in iOS 4.3.