Huy Nguyen

A deep dive into a jailbreak tweak that intercepts hardware events, separates single and double presses with a tiny timing engine, and even replays Apple’s own button lifecycle when you choose the system default.

A reverse-engineered iOS framework that breaks startup into 51 steps, hides its strings in layers, scans loaded libraries, and lets the server deliver the real verdict.

Inside the jailbreak tweak that persuades both TestFlight and `installd` to accept apps built for newer firmware, and why that double lie is the whole trick.

A chat bot that drives a jailbroken iPhone, serializes one decrypt job at a time, and ships oversized outputs through a user-session detour.

A jailbroken iOS tweak that reads interface counters directly, renders live throughput as a floating overlay, and hides app-launch gestures inside a tiny network meter.

A Swift UI, a Python engine, and a vulnerable `gcore` entitlement combine to dump decrypted iOS app memory, patch the Mach-O, and make the runtime state permanent.

How a lightweight Objective-C tweak uses multi-tiered hooks and private APIs to turn Apple’s most rigid UI element into a customizable canvas.

How a single shell script bypasses Apple's hardware locks to spin up a jailbroken iOS virtual machine on Apple Silicon.