Fugu15 Max IPA

Understanding Fugu15 Max:

Fugu15 Max, also known as Dopamine, is a freshly developed jailbreak targeting all iOS devices operating on iOS 15 – iOS 15.4.1, including A12+ models. Developed by Lars Fröder, this jailbreak builds upon the original Fugu15 proof-of-concept introduced by Linus Henze.

What sets Fugu15 Max apart from its predecessor, Fugu15, is the integration of tweak injection support and enhanced exploit performance, although this feature is still under development. Fugu15 Max, with its user-friendly design, enables users to employ Sileo and install tweaks specifically designed for rootless jailbreaks.

Initially, Fugu15 Max was restricted to iOS 15.4 – iOS 15.4.1 as rebooting in the userspace on earlier versions could potentially trigger a Wi-Fi bug panic, even when Wi-Fi is turned off. This issue is also present in the Fugu15 jailbreak, causing freezing and restarts in versions 15.0 through 15.3.1. Recently, this bug was rectified, extending Fugu15 Max's support to iOS 15.0 – iOS 15.4.1.

Despite improvements in Fugu15 Max, Wi-Fi must still be disabled during the jailbreaking process for iOS 15.0 – iOS 15.3.1. However, a new commit allows users to reactivate Wi-Fi once the jailbreak is complete. With further maturity, Fugu15 Max will automate this process using the app's arbitrary entitlements.

At present, detailed information about the Fugu15 Max jailbreak is limited. The official GitHub page indicates Lars began modifying the Fugu15 source code in February, but further details are sparse. It is hoped that contributions from other developers could speed up development or potentially unlock more features. As it stands, Fugu15 Max operates on iOS 15.0 – iOS 15.4.1.

Default rootless repos featured in Fugu15 Max include Chariz, Havoc, Ellekit.space, and BigBoss. The jailbreak has also addressed memory leaks in jailbreakd and corrected SSH as mobile. The 'jbupdate' feature is another significant addition.

Other improvements include an updated launchd hook, with fallback ellekit properly implemented using rpaths, and the deletion of more XinaA15 leftover files during jailbreak for a cleaner installation. The Beta 5 release includes numerous stability improvements.

Fugu15 Max aims to emerge as a conventional jailbreak with tweak injection capabilities through the Ellekit tweak hooking library. While an official release date is yet to be declared, public release will trigger an article update.

Currently, Fugu15 Max's source code is available for compilation, but the lack of tweak injection support makes it impractical for end-users. Upon release, the jailbreak will be available as an IPA package, permanently installable with TrollStore

Device Compatibility:

Fugu15 Max jailbreak provides support for all A12 – A15 system chips (SoCs). The list below outlines the iPhones that are currently compatible with Fugu15 Max. It is anticipated that future updates will also extend support to iPads. Stay connected for more information about these device compatibilities.

Compatible with iOS 15 – iOS 15.4.1:

A12 – Includes iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR.
A13 – Supports iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro & 11 Pro Max, along with iPhone SE (2nd generation).
A14 – Covers iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max.
A15 – Compatible with iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Mini, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, and iPhone SE (3rd generation).

Latest Updates:

Fugu15 Max has been updated to version 1.0.0 beta 8.
An option has been added to hide or uninstall Fugu15 (long-press on the jailbreak button).
Setuid is now fixed, improving NewTerm functionality.
Transition made to the stable Sileo 2.4 version.
System freezing issues have been resolved when jailbreakd crashes or restarts.
System-wide hook has been made lighter and more efficient.
Bootstrap errors have been fixed when /var/jb is a symlink pointing nowhere.
Wi-Fi panic bug on iOS 15 – iOS 15.4.1 has been fixed.
Added the ability to grant entitlements to processes.
Improved usability and handoff from jailbreakd.
KernelPatchFinder has been updated.
The 'unrestrict-cs' command is now functioning properly.