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New Trojan steals short messages

Posted May 25, 2013 By National Cyber Security
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Russian anti-virus company Doctor Web is warning users about a new Trojan for Android that can intercept inbound short messages and forward them to criminals. Android.Pincer.2.origin poses a serious threat because stolen messages can contain sensitive information such as mTAN codes which are used to confirm online banking transactions.

The Trojan, discovered by Doctor Web’s analysts several days ago, is a second representative of the Android.Pincermalware family. Like its predecessor, this malicious program is spread as a security certificate that supposedly must be installed onto an Android device. If a careless user does install the program and attempts to launch it,Android.Pincer.2.origin will display a fake notification about the certificate’s successful installation and will not perform any noticeable activities for a while.

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To be loaded at startup, the Trojan will make sure that its process —CheckCommandServices — will be run as a background service.

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If at some point Android.Pincer.2.origin is launched successfully at startup, it will connect to a remote server and send it information about the mobile device, including:

  • Handset model
  • Device’s serial number
  • IMEI
  • Carrier
  • Cell phone number
  • Default system language
  • Operating system
  • Availability of the root account

After that, the program awaits instructions that contain commands in the following format: “command:[command]“. The following directives can be sent to the malware by criminals:

  • start_sms_forwarding [telephone number]— begin intercepting communications from a specified number
  • stop_sms_forwarding — stop intercepting messages
  • send_sms [phone number and text] — send a short message using the specified parameters
  • simple_execute_ussd — send a USSD message
  • stop_program—stop working
  • show_message—display a message on the screen of the mobile device
  • set_urls – change the address of the control server
  • ping – send an SMS containing the text ‘pong to a previously specified number
  • set_sms_number—change the number to which messages containing the text string ‘pong‘ are sent.

The command start_sms_forwarding is of particular interest since it allows attackers to indicate the number from which the Trojan needs to intercept messages. This feature enables criminals to use the Trojan for targeted attacks and steal specific messages, for example, those received from banking services and containing mTAN codes or other messages containing sensitive information.

Dr.Web anti-viruses for Android successfully detect Android.Pincer.2.origin and pose no threat to devices protected by Doctor Web software.

 

Source:  http://news.drweb.com/show/?i=3549&lng=en&c=9

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Sierraware Introduces ARM TrustZone-based Malware Protection and Integrity Management

Posted March 26, 2013 By National Cyber Security
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Sierraware, the embedded virtualization company, announced it has released SierraDefense to combat mobile malware. Built for the SierraTEE secure operating system, SierraDefense detects malware by examining the metadata and the behavior of applications running on a high-level operating system such as Linux or Android.

SierraDefense leverages the hardware security extensions of ARM TrustZone to protect itself from attacks by malware and rootkits. This means that malicious code running in the standard operating system cannot disable SierraDefense, which is installed in the Trusted Execution Environment (TEE).

Mobile security is a growing concern for consumers and businesses. Consumers want to access applications, play videos, and purchase goods from their phones without worrying about malware. Businesses must contend with an increasingly mobile workforce that uses phones and tablets to access enterprise data. SierraDefense can allay the fears of consumers and businesses alike by hardening mobile devices against attack. With SierraDefense, manufacturers can embed ironclad malware protection into their devices.

“Security will be a key differentiator for phone vendors in 2014,” said Gopal Jayaraman, CEO of Sierraware. “Vendors that offer secure platforms with anti-malware software built into every device will be able set themselves apart from their peers. SierraDefense can provide that protection. It is specially designed to run on mobile platforms.”

SierraDefense combines an offline file scanner, a live application scanner, a kernel rootkit scanner, and keylogger detection that together can capture and eliminate malware. It can be configured to scan systems, generate reports, and quarantine undesirable applications.

Availability

To access an evaluation version of the SierraDefense software, contact support@sierraware.com.

About Sierraware

Sierraware, founded in 2010, is a leading provider of virtualization and security solutions for ARM processors. Sierraware offers the SierraVisor Hypervisor, the SierraTEE Trusted Execution Environment, and communications and media toolkits for a wide range of ARM architectures. For more information, visit www.sierraware.com.

Source: http://www.design-reuse.com/news/31667/sierraware-arm-trustzone-based-malware-protection-integrity-management.html

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NotCompatible’ Android malware bounces back

Posted March 26, 2013 By National Cyber Security
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The “NotCompatible” malware, designed to infect Android devices and turn them into unwitting Web proxies, is suddenly showing a sharp uptick in activity, according to mobile security vendor Lookout.

The malware is essentially a simple network proxy, which pretends to be a system update in order to get unwitting users to install it. The idea seems to be gaining access to protected networks through victims’ infected Android devices. It was named for its apparent command-and-control server, at notcompatibleapp.eu.

Last weekend saw the number of detections for NotCompatible rise to 20,000 per day, wrote researcher Tim Strazzere, who said that the malware had been largely dormant since it was discovered in May 2012.

But while the initial discovery saw the malware being installed by hacked websites, the latest wave of NotCompatible is being spread by email spam. The usual subject line is “hot news,” and the infected messages appear to contain links to fake weight-loss articles.

“Depending on the user’s Android OS Version and browser, they may be prompted about the download. Many stock browsers will transparently trigger a download to the device /Downloads folder whereas Chrome displays a confirmation dialog,” wrote Strazzere.

Lookout said there is little chance of direct harm to infected devices, and victims must allow NotCompatible to be installed for it to function, further minimizing the overall threat to the majority of Android users. The best advice for safety is simply to never allow any .apk whose provenance you’re even a little bit unsure of to be installed on your phone.

Source: http://www.computerworlduk.com/news/security/3435572/notcompatible-android-malware-bounces-back/

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Beware Infrared X-Ray: Latest Android Malware Spams Victim’s Contacts

Posted March 25, 2013 By National Cyber Security
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The latest malware targeting users of Android devices is trying to lure victims into downloading an app called Infrared X-Ray, and is spreading quickly by tapping into victims’ contacts and spamming them with SMS messages.

The new SMS Trojan was analyzed by Symantec (NSDQ:SYMC) researchers in Japan. The cybercriminals behind the campaign are using a malicious application to tap into the victim’s contacts rather than sending out text messages themselves, wrote Joji Hamada, a Symantec threat researcher in the company blog.

“This allows the recipients of the spam to be tricked easier because the invitation to download the app is coming from someone they know rather than from an unknown sender,” Hamada said.

[Related: Malware Rising: Trojans Dominate Rankings, Study Finds ]

The app steals all details in the device’s contact list. “Not surprisingly, the app does not work as per advertised and a picture of man holding up his middle finger stating that the victim is a pervert is displayed,” Hamada wrote.

Several variants of the malware exist and some versions attempt one-click fraud, Hamada said. Victims are given details about pornographic websites while their contact information is uploaded to a remote server. The app attempts to charge a registration fee and threatens the victim that it will send a message to every person in the contact list if the fee isn’t paid promptly.

“In order to make it difficult for the victim to uninstall the app, it removes itself from the launcher after it is initially executed, although it can be removed in Applications under Settings,” Hamada wrote.

SMS Trojans are among the most virulent threats on Android devices, according to studies provided by security firms. A recent mobile threat report issued by antivirus vendor F-Secure found that nearly 80 percent of all mobile malware targeted Android devices in 2012, primarily driven by malicious apps in third-party app stores.

F-Secure warned that malware authors are developing more sophisticated attack techniques for mobile devices, using encryption and randomization or hiding malicious code in image files. Malware also was discovered on bootleg copies of the Angry Bird game, the firm said.

“Over the year, Android threats have continued to improve their techniques in evading detection and their methods of infection, yet nothing much has changed in their operation in collecting profit,” F-Secure said. “The majority of malware discovered in Android markets are SMS-sending malware that reap profit from sending messages to premium numbers.”

Symantec’s Hamada said all device owners should refrain from clicking links in emails and SMS messages that aren’t expected. Only download apps from trustworthy sources, he said.

Source: http://www.crn.com/news/security/240150979/beware-infrared-x-ray-latest-android-malware-spams-victims-contacts.htm

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CYBER CRIME: Sunny Saturday disrupted

Posted March 20, 2013 By National Cyber Security
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A beautiful sunny Saturday visit to San Diego was horribly interrupted by the ring of my cellphone.

A voice with a foreign accent told me he was from Dell and that the company’s servers had issued an alert that my computer had been hacked, likely by cyber criminals.

My computer was ten minutes away. He told me he would call me back. So instead of heading off on a planned walk on the beach with my wife, Francie, I waited until he called. He asked me to push a few keys so that he could remotely check my computer over the web.

He called me Bob. He gave me his identification number when I asked. He asked me for my service tag number. I asked him to tell me. He then read the number to me. He seemed legit.

Tables popped up on my screen. He exclaimed that cyber criminals had disabled my McAfee anti-virus program in such a way that I would think it was working. He noted that other security features had been hacked.

I became suspicious. I asked for the phone number of his supervisor. I hung up, called the number and was greeted by a voice message. He called me again.

He noted that I was using a third-party provider for driver and he needed my credit card number to replace it. I didn’t give it to him. I hung up and called Dell’s customer service number.

I was told that Dell does not make those sorts of calls and I must have been called by a scammer. While I was on the line with Dell, my phone alerted me that he had called. I went back and forth between the good guy and the bad guy. Finally, I hung up and turned off my computer. I called Dell back to find out what to do.

A technician suggested I either buy a one-day software maintenance service that cost more than $100 or a one-year plan for all our family’s Dell computers for $239. I chose the year.

Nearly three hours later, the technician – who was helpful and competent – had scoured my computer. He removed unneeded files. He found a remote computer-controlling program installed by my buddy.

He declared my computer was safe. There was a problem. My keyboard didn’t work properly. I called Dell again. Another technician patiently spent more than two hours to complete the job.

Francie walked on the beach alone. I spent the day bummed indoors.

I’m not sure if I was cold called and answered my phone, “Bob,” or if he already knew my name. I’m not sure if he had taken over my computer and could see my service-tag number or he already knew it.

I felt awful. My stomach was in knots. So far, though, I haven’t noticed any problems with my computer or bank accounts.

I did learn something. Never trust strangers who call no matter how convincing they sound. I should have known.

Source: http://www.pe.com/local-news/columns/bob-pratte-headlines/20130315-cyber-crime-sunny-saturday-disrupted.ece

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Wireless Security System Uses Body Capacity to Deliver an Unlocking Charge

Posted March 19, 2013 By National Cyber Security
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A new body-based authentication system from a company called Microchip Technology could be used to secure–and to some degree personalize–personal possessions like guns and smartphones. The system uses the human body as a conductor of electricity between a unique device like a handgun and a keyfob in the owner’s pocket. Think of it as a wireless communication system that accomplishes the same goal as James Bond’s palmprint smart gun in Skyfall or Judge Dredd’s Lawgiver, but minus the movie slickness.

As reported by Technology Review, the technology’s called BodyCom. It’s built to be cheaper and simpler than other similar authentication technologies, and obviously it lacks the sophistication of palm-coded sci-fi weapons. Safety goes out the window as soon as the wrong person gets ahold of the fob, since the technology doesn’t distinguish between people.

But at a time when gun security is a hot topic, that simplicity could give BodyCom a leg up over other smart guns. The rest of the field hasn’t caught up with James Bond’s technology, either–rather than reading palms, they typically rely on a magnetic ring worn by the gun owner. A newer design requires users to type a pin code into a watch before firing.

BodyCom works with capacitive technology a bit like the smartphone screens we tap and swipe every day. When you touch a base unit–that would be a gun, in our earlier example–it sends a 125 kilohertz signal through your body to the fob presumably located in your pocket. That device then responds with an 8MHz signal that gives the all-clear.

The real appeal of BodyCom is its flexibility. There’s no reason the technology needs to be used for guns, necessarily. As Microchip Technology points out, it could be used to unlock your front door by touch, arm or disarm a security system, or grant access to dangerous power tools. They claim it would cost only $3-4 to add to existing devices, and they’re selling dev kits for only $150.

Source: http://www.tested.com/tech/concepts/454024-wireless-security-system-uses-body-capacity-deliver-unlocking-charge/

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Illegal downloads are responsible for malware and viruses?

Posted March 19, 2013 By National Cyber Security
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The widespread use of Internet for personal and professional purposes has given way to an intense security crisis for our PCs as well as mobile devices running on Android and others. It is getting difficult day by day to protect our systems from online threats such as viruses, malware, spyware, Trojans etc because they are being created in high numbers every day.

In order to reduce the number of incidents related to virus attacks on PCs it is important to first know and understand the sources of malware, viruses and other online threats.

Apart from using the appropriate antivirus software, an updated browser and an effective firewall you also need to have a vigilant eye monitoring the below mentioned sources of viruses to safeguard your system from malicious online threats.

Find below the four top sources of viruses and malware:

1. Illegal Dowloads

Illegal downloads are responsible for most of the viruses and spyware infections that affect your PC and mobile devices. Innocent users like us often fell into the traps of illegal downloads that target internet users. Viruses usually get camouflaged within such downloads and inflict serious harm to the PC in form of data loss and personal information theft.

Because of these reasons PC security experts advise that if you are downloading something about which you are not confident then first check its sanctity thorough scanning. Make it a thumb rule to scan every downloadable stuff before you finally download them on your system.

By adopting this method you can curtail the intensity of risk significantly.

2. Free Downloads

Free downloads are another means of online threats like viruses or malware. Thus it is always pays off it you check thoroughly any stuff that is free to download on the internet. Internet is full of free content related to products, services, films and games but download them only if you are sure that they do not contain any malicious element. Moreover, you are also advised to run a virus scan after you install them.

3. Software updates

Spurious software updates are considered one of the major sources of viruses and other online threats for your system. Viruses often sneak through fake software updates that are required for video streaming and go unnoticed unless your PC gets affected and harmed. It is recommended that while you are prompted to update anything first check the update on the official website of the software and download only from there if at all it is necessary.

4. Banner ads

Banner ads are considered as widely opted hideouts of viruses and other online threats. The moment you click on these banner ads harboring viruses, you add virus/spyware portals to your cookies folder. Online security experts warn you against clicking on banner ads even if something interests you. You are advised to search for that product or service through their proper websites that is considered a safer option than banner ads.

In the current digital age where we depend on the Internet for majority of our day-to-day information requirements, we need to be extra vigilant and ready to fight with these malicious threats. Our system stores many valuable as well as rare documents and we cannot afford to lose them due to these virus attacks. Our system needs to be secure with updated and proper antivirus software so that our data and system both remain safe and protected.
Source: http://www.spyghana.com/illegal-downloads-are-responsible-for-malware-and-viruses/

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Reverse Cell Phone Lookup

Posted January 16, 2013 By

Are you disturbed by anonymous calls and messages? If so, there are now ways to trace back to the original caller. Reverse cell phone lookup is becoming one of the most effective solutions used to narrow down crimes through cell phones.

 

About the process

 

The reverse cell phone lookup process allows users to find the names, addresses and other details about a caller using his or her cell phone number. When a person applies for a cell phone, personal information such as his or her  name, address and other details are collected and stored in a secure database. This database is used to trace the culprit’s number. There are a variety of websites and private organizations that provide the reverse cell phone lookup processes.

 

How it works

 

If you continue to receive bothersome calls from unfamiliar numbers, simply approach any of the organizations offering the reverse cell phone lookup service. An easy way to do this is to search the web. There are a number of reliable websites that offer the reverse cell phone lookup services. Users of Android phones and Android tablets can log on to the Internet from their devices to search for and compare different reverse cell phone lookup services. Read the consumer reviews to narrow down the most trusted websites. Navigate through the web page and submit the cell phone number. The site providers will then connect to the database where the information is saved.

Once the number is found, the caller’s detailed information will be displayed on the screen. Certain websites may prompt customers to pay for the service, but there are a number of other websites offering the service for free. There are also select investigation agencies that provide similar services to the public to overcome the difficulties of anonymous calls.

 

Advantages

 

The reverse cell phone lookup process helps users obtain the details of an unfamiliar caller with little to no hassle. This service protects users from annoying prank callers as well as intrusive strangers and criminals. In some cases, these services can even provide users with the location of the caller. Once the mysterious caller is identified, the victim can take necessary action or even file a law suit.

 

If you require the reverse cell phone lookup service, spend some time searching and comparing the vendors and websites offering such services before selecting the best one.

Reverse cell phone lookup is becoming one of the most effective solutions used to narrow down crimes through cell phones.


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Posted January 16, 2013 By


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TOP 10 CYDIA JAILBREAK TWEAKS PART 8 for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad

Posted January 15, 2013 By


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Untethered Jailbreak Released For 5.1.1, Leaked Next-Gen iPod Touch, iPhone Parts & More

Posted January 14, 2013 By


WATCH FIRST This is the eighty-ninth episode of BestTechInfo And Rumors! Highlight: Absinthe was updated and offers an Untethered 5.1.1 Jailbreak for new (A5,A5X) and old devices alike, Rocky Racoon was also released to convert a tethered to an Untethered Jailbreak (5.1.1). Stay Updated: Facebook Page: facebook.com Official Twitter: twitter.com BestTechInfo’s Twitter: twitter.com Google+ Page: plus.google.com Personal Google+: plus.google.com Links to the articles discussed in this episode: 1. New Jailbreak 5.1.1 Untethered iPhone 4S,4,3GS, iPod Touch 4,3 & iPad,3,2: www.youtube.com 2. Leaked Next-Generation Parts Suggest A 4.1-Inch iPod Touch Display: www.besttechinfo.com 3. An iOS 5.1 And 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak Utility Is Close: www.besttechinfo.com 4. Apple’s Design Chief, Jonathan Ive, Knighted Today, Says His “Best Work” Is Yet To Come: www.besttechinfo.com 5. IBM Restricts Employees From Using Services Like Siri And iCloud To Prevent Information Leaks: www.besttechinfo.com 6. MuscleNerd Releases Untethered Jailbreak 5.1.1 ‘Info Sheet’, A5 And A5X Devices Should Update: www.besttechinfo.com 7. Siri Dictation To Arrive On Other Apple Devices, Starting With Macs? www.besttechinfo.com 8. Diablo III Sold Over 4.7 Million Copies By Day One, Blizzard Issues A Press Release: www.besttechinfo.com 9. Pod2g To Test One Last Device For Untethered Jailbreak, A release Is Imminent: www.besttechinfo.com Subscribe for new episodes every Friday night and Jailbreak coverage!
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Experts Warn That Blackberry Users: Blackberry Also Face Security Risks – Blackberry, Cell Phone

Posted January 14, 2013 By

IPhone The security vulnerability has been surprised by us, but in another big brand BlackBerry body, also found serious security problems. Recent Veracode research laboratories TylerShields Bianxiang CNET editors demonstrate exploits for blackberry, some written with his own attack code to the CNET site editor, then edit from their own

Mobile In the form of text messages on his BlackBerry to send the exploit code, so can control his BlackBerry phone’s contact list to send messages to the editor’s mailbox; the same way some other attack code to send you can control the BlackBerry to send off messages they sent to the attacker’s mailbox.

Moreover, the use of these exploits, the attacker can even see the phone call records, spy on others for this cell phone text messages sent by the content, use of mobile phones

GPS Function of real-time location and so on BlackBerry, and even the phone’s microphone can secretly open, monitor and record each other’s remarks. Shields said: “We only available to BlackBerry using the RIM developers to use the API, we can easily write code for such attacks.”

He would have written these programs is called “TXSBBSpy”, and has already released the source code of these attacks, he said: “I just want to demo it for you to prepare the ease of mobile phone spy software.”

Shields, said: “TXSBBSpy phone data can be stolen, its theft of ways to steal data in real time, can also be a way to take a snapshot of the screen shots of information stored, after the successful theft of data, you can control your phone by SMS or

Electronic E-mail means the network Service Converts the information sent. “
However, for entry into force of these spyware attacks on the software, you must first install the phone in the other attack program. This can be sent to targeted e-mail or text message with a link to achieve, or the legal procedures can camouflage that cheat the user to download and install.

These attacks and the risk of software security experts NicolasSeriot Switzerland last Wednesday’s iPhone presentation than can be said to be comparable spyware.

Shields said: “Most mobile platforms are vulnerable to this type of attack.” But he said the design of the BlackBerry platform’s security more, so the ability to prevent such attacks will be slightly stronger than some, such as BlackBerry users can to set the phone to limit program can read a paragraph of data types.

However, most smart phone users is on the phone either does not understand the security risks, or is insensitive to these security risks, according to relevant survey, only 23% of smartphone users have installed on your phone security software.

Addition to that Apple should devote more efforts to rectify AppStroe application, Online Shop, he also said that BlackBerry users have to download their own applications and more vigilant about setting the permissions: “it is best not to rush the user select ‘I confidence in this application ‘option, which makes these procedures on the user complete control of private information. “BlackBerry users should enter the” option “

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And into the application security configuration options of the application to set the appropriate permissions, it will bring the leakage of private information may reduce to a minimum.

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NEW Jailbreak iOS 5.1.1 & 5.1 Tethered RedSn0w iPhone iPod Touch & iPad Mac & Windows

Posted January 13, 2013 By


iOS 5.1 was just released and here is the tethered jailbreak for it but only for the Non-A5 devices. Meaning that this will not work with the iPad 2 or iPhone 4S. This is the full tutorial, but before you do anything make sure you have your device backed up in iTunes just incase for some rare reason that it doesn’t work correctly. If you run into any problems comment down below and ill help you fix it. UPDATE: iOS 5.1.1 has now just been released and can also be jailbroken by this same exact method. Make sure to follow the tutorial the exact same way, this time just changing it to suit the needs for 5.1.1 instead of 5.1. This will also still work for 5.1. —– COMPATIBILITY Eligible -iPhone 3GS -iPhone 4 -iPod Touch 3G/4G -iPad 1 Ineligible -iPhone 4S -iPad 2 -”New” iPad (3rd Generation) -iPod Touch 1G/2G (Firmware not eligible) -iPhone 2G/3G (Firmware not eligible) —– LINKS RedSn0w 0.9.10B8 Windows: sites.google.com RedSn0w 0.9.10B8 Mac: sites.google.com —– SEMI-UNTETHERED JAILBREAK INFO Note: This may not work. If it does not work you can just remove this package. Add the source in Cydia ihacksrepo.com Install the package “SemiTether.” If this does not give you a Semi Untethered jailbreak you can just remove that package. I am not sure if this will work or not. —– SUBSCRIBE & Thumbs Up! Follow me on Twitter or Subscribe for tech updates @iTechEveryWeek

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Absinthe 2.0: Untethered Jailbreak on iOS 5.1.1 for iPhone 4S, iPad 2, New iPad 3

Posted January 11, 2013 By


Download Absinthe 2.0: stateofjailbreak.com Absinthe 2.0: Untethered Jailbreak on iOS 5.1.1 for iPhone 4S, iPad 2, New iPad 3 In this video I give a tutorial on how to jailbreak iOS 5.1.1 untethered using Absinthe 2.0 for the iPhone 4S, iPad 2, New iPad 3, iPod touch 4G,iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch 3G, iPad 1 and Apple TV 2 on Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. Wallpaper downloads: imgur.com duncan33303 is a technology based YouTube channel that focuses on a wide variety of smartphones, tablets, game consoles as well as the weekly show D3Live. Gear I Use To Make Videos: Nikon D3200 Camera: goo.gl Nikon 50mm 1.8G Lens: goo.gl MacBook Air 11″ 2011: goo.gl Blue Yeti Microphone: goo.gl Zoom H1 Microphone: goo.gl 2400 Watt Softboxes: goo.gl Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Headphones: goo.gl Subscribe! www.youtube.com Merch Store! duncan33303.spreadshirt.com Circle me on Google+! gplus.to Follow on Twitter! twitter.com Check me out on Facebook! www.facebook.com Channel Link www.youtube.com Jailbreaking info stateofjailbreak.com

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How To Unlock iPhone 4S/4/3Gs/3G 5.0.1/5.0 & Jailbreak iPod Touch 4th/3rd/2nd Gen iPad – Jailbreakme

Posted January 10, 2013 By


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