As a reminder to you, checkm8, the exploit--
this is also built into UFED, and I'm
about to show you what it looks like.
If you have UFED, it is a forensically sound way
to run the checkra1n exploit through checkm8,
or unCover, depending on what jailbreak
UFED's using in the background.
When I say forensically sound, what I mean by that is it
may not be as questionable in court,
because you're pressing the button.
There's documentation on what's happening.
And you can go forth and say, this exploit only
ran in memory.
It was never fully saved to the device.
There will be traces left behind,
but it does not provide a jailbroken device back
to the user.
So remember that.
It's not going to void warranties.
It is just happening temporarily to get that full file system
access.
If you use checkra1n or unCover and you jailbreak the device,
it will be permanent, until it loses power.
However, that device will always know
it had a full jailbreak on it.