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@@ -5,6 +5,6 @@ gets ROP in racoon, then gets JS code exec with RWC primitives (arbitrary r/w, c current offsets are included for `iPhone4,1` on `9.3.6 (13G37)`. it may work on other devices and/or firmwares, but that's unlikely. (besides maybe `9.3.5 (13G36)` on `iPhone4,1`?)
-clarification: the actual racoon exploit should work on any device/firmware with the same ipsec-tools version (and maybe build :P), but the JSC call portion is currently specific to one dyld_shared_cache, which is usually device & build unique.
+clarification: the actual racoon exploit should work on any device/firmware with the same ipsec-tools version (and maybe build :P), but the JSC call portion is currently specific to one dyld_shared_cache, which is usually device & build unique. the underlying bug should work on any firmware before ~ iOS 12. my exploit is 32-bit only prolly, at least practically, due to less ASLR slides. the exploit to get arbitrary mem write should work on < iOS 12 as well (i think), but the ROP chain's gadget addresses are currently hardcoded to one build.
-clarification to the clarification: the underlying bug should work on any firmware before ~ iOS 12. my exploit is 32-bit only prolly, at least practically, due to less ASLR slides. the exploit to get arbitrary mem write should work on < iOS 12 as well (i think), but the ROP chain's gadget addresses are currently hardcoded to one build.
+current need is just to get a better call primitive, from what i can tell the phoenix bugs can't be exploited with only 4 args to functions. not sure how to get that better primitive working tho, so we'll see. :P
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