What problem does it solve?
Security researchers studying iOS internals lack a structured methodology for analyzing system-level vulnerabilities, from kernel heap exploitation to WebKit renderer compromise and PAC bypass, forcing them to piece together fragmented public research.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Kernel Exploitation Methodology: Covers heap feng shui, kalloc_type isolation, freelist poisoning, IOSurface physical UAF, and kernel read/write primitive construction across old and modern iOS versions.
- Full Exploit Chain Analysis: Documents WebKit JIT bugs, sandbox escape paths, PAC bypass techniques (dlsym, SLOP, signing gadgets), and PPL/SPTM bypass strategies.
- Real-World CVE Case Studies: Walks through known exploit chains such as Intellexa Predator, FORCEDENTRY, and Operation Triangulation, plus a mitigation evolution matrix from code signing to EMTE/MIE.
- Use Case: A researcher analyzing a patched iOS kernel vulnerability uses the BinDiff workflow to locate the patched function, then follows the heap layout guidance to assess exploitability on iOS 15+ with kalloc_type protections.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to explain how to build a kernel read/write primitive from an IOSurface UAF on iOS 16, including which mitigations must be bypassed.