Nov 11, 2016 12:17 AM EST By Anita Valencia, UniversityHerald Reporter

iOS 10 jailbreak: Pangu could potentially receive the exploits from other hackers

Previously, Italian hacker Luca Todesco has demoed his jailbreak tool running on iOS 10 device.

However, unless the utility is released, there is no legitimate tool to be confirmed even when Todesco has published his video of the purpoted jailbreak running on iOS 10.2. It could even be a fake.

According to a familiar source, Todesco has been assisting Pangu with the exploits since iOS 9. Pangu also used the kernel bug from Loki Hardt to develop iOS 9.1 jailbreaking tool, TechGlued reported.

That being said, both hackers and probably many others, who have demoed the iOS 10 jailbreak, could be passing on the results to the Chinese hacker to develop a reliable tool - downloadable for public.

iOS 10 Jailbreak: Pangu has not yet given up

There are many false reports on Pangu's status in releasing the jailbreaking tool for Apple's latest operating system. The community cannot be more patient when waiting to break the restriction in iOS 10, especially after the other hackers have successfully launched their own software.

However, once again, these jailbreaks are not legitimate because it is not made available for public. Thus, the biggest hope relies on Pangu iOS 10 jailbreak.

iOS 10 jailbreak Pangu: Release date is imminent

As Apple are adding more security layers to iOS 10 firmware, it can be argued that it would take more time to jailbreak the latest OS version.

The previous report suggests that Pangu is waiting for TV App release in December because by then, the iOS firmware will be renewed by Apple and in a stable stage.

Pangu could be building better jailbreaking system based on what the other hackers have developed. According to Redmondpie, the security vulnerability demoed in MOSEC 2016 should be able to prove that Pangu does work on an iOS 10 jailbreak.

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