iOS-Bypass-Tool

A powerful and automated script-based tool designed for Linux environments (Kali Linux recommended) to streamline the jailbreak and Activation Lock Screen Bypass process for checkm8-vulnerable iOS devices.

The tool is built with a modular architecture to ensure high performance, easy maintenance, and a clear user experience.

**Coded by: Me

🌟 Key Features

• Fully Automated: Orchestrates the jailbreak and bypass processes sequentially with a single command.
• Clean Environment: Specifically tailored for Kali Linux to minimize compatibility issues and dependency hell.
• Smart & Flexible:
  • Auto-detects system architecture (x86_64 or arm64) to download the correct palera1n binary.
  • Automatically downloads required dependencies like palera1n and the SSHRD_Script.
• Modular Architecture: The project is split into main.sh, jailbreak.sh, and bypass.sh for clarity, easy debugging, and future development.
• Clear User Interface: Uses colored output to guide the user and provide status updates for each step.
• Robust Logging: Creates a dedicated log file for each session in the logs/ directory, making troubleshooting simple.
• Safe & Robust:
  • Checks for root privileges before running.
  • Halts execution immediately if a critical step fails.
  • Includes an automatic cleanup trap to remove partial downloads if the script is interrupted or fails.

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⚠️ Disclaimer

• This tool is intended for educational and research purposes only.
• The developers are not responsible for any illicit or unauthorized use of this tool. Using it on a device you do not own may be illegal.
• The fakefs (semi-tethered) jailbreak means you will need to re-run the jailbreak process if the device reboots.
• Always back up your data before proceeding. While this tool is not designed to erase data, unforeseen issues can always occur.

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🛠️ Prerequisites

• A Kali Linux OS (or another Debian-based distribution).
• An active internet connection for downloading dependencies.
• An iOS device vulnerable to the checkm8 exploit.
• A high-quality USB-A to Lightning/USB-C cable.

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⚙️ Installation

1. Open a Terminal Launch a terminal window in your Linux environment.

2. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/ayoub21dev/iOS-Bypass-Tool

3. Navigate to the Project Directory

   cd YOUR_REPO_NAME

4. Grant Execution Permissions This is a crucial one-time step to make the scripts executable.

   chmod +x main.sh jailbreak.sh bypass.sh

5. Install Dependencies The tool requires curl, wget, and libimobiledevice-utils to function correctly.

   sudo apt update
   sudo apt install -y curl wget libimobiledevice-utils

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🚀 How to Use

All operations are initiated from the main script, main.sh, which must be run with sudo privileges.

Execution Steps

1. Run the Tool: Open a terminal in the project directory and execute one of the commands below.
2. Phase 1 (Jailbreak):
   • The tool will download palera1n if it's not already present.
   • It will prompt you to Press [Enter].
   • Carefully follow the on-screen instructions provided by palera1n to put your device into DFU mode.
3. Phase 2 (Bypass):
   • After a successful jailbreak, the tool will prompt you to Press [Enter] again.
   • Ensure your device is in DFU mode for this step (re-enter it if necessary).
   • The tool will then boot the SSH Ramdisk and apply the bypass automatically.
4. Completion:
   • The device will reboot automatically.
   • Congratulations! The Activation Lock screen should now be bypassed.

Command-Line Options

Basic Usage (Default Mode)

This command uses the recommended --fakefs jailbreak mode.

sudo ./main.sh

Specifying an iOS Version (Optional)

If palera1n struggles to auto-detect the iOS version, you can specify it manually.

sudo ./main.sh -i 15.7.1

Replace 15.7.1 with your device's actual iOS version.

Using rootless Mode (Advanced)

For advanced users who prefer the rootless jailbreak.

sudo ./main.sh -m --rootless

Simulation Mode (For Testing)

To perform a "dry run" that shows what the tool would do without executing any real commands, use the --simulate flag. This is great for testing and debugging.

sudo ./main.sh --simulate

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📄 License

This project is distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.