TREE NEWS update: A hacking group called Calif demonstrated an untethered jailbreak on an iPhone 18 Pro running iOS 27.0.1 at the Hexacon conference in Paris. The jailbreak survived a device reboot, a step beyond the tethered exploits typical of recent iOS releases. No exploit tool or bug details have been made public yet.
Hackers Demo Untethered iPhone 18 Pro Jailbreak at Hexacon Paris
An untethered jailbreak that survives reboot is a meaningful escalation in iOS exploitation, since recent public work has largely been tethered and short-lived. The immediate audience is security researchers and the jailbreak community, but the same class of vulnerability matters to anyone relying on iOS device integrity in custody or enterprise settings. The open question is whether Calif discloses the bugs to Apple or releases tooling — that choice determines whether this stays a conference demo or becomes a durable capability.
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