IFaith: the long-awaited SHSH dumper # 1

Instructions

This is where iFaith comes into play. If you bought an iOS device with a new firmware that is not yet susceptible to hacking, then with the help of a new tool from iH8sn0w, you can save SHSH certificates for the required firmware version, roll back to it and later jailbreak. Moreover, the program has the ability to sign any version of the firmware with the help of saved SHSH!

And here's how to do it:

1. Download and run the iFaith utility.


2. If you still do not have a saved .iFaith file, then click Show Available SHSH Caches on Server to save shsh to your drive.
   
   NOTE:
   Save can only those SHSH, which is on the server Saurika.
   However, you can extract SHSH from the firmware on which you are by clicking on Dump SHSH Blobs .
   The .iFaith file will be saved as follows:
   
   • Format: ECID_iOS Version (Build Number) _cache.ifaith
   • Example: 00000099BE1C4377_4.2.1 (8C148) _cache.ifaith


3. Click the Main Menu button and click Build * signed * IPSW w / Blobs after click Browse for SHSH Blobs cache and select the iFaith file obtained in the previous step.

More detailed instructions

Suppose that you bought an iPhone or a touch, and there is a 4.1 or 4.2.1 firmware, which Apple has not signed for a long time.

Suppose you have any problems with the device, which can only solve the flashing.

To restore the firmware 4.1 or 4.2.1 without SHSH iTunes will not allow you, only for the latest.

Actually here iFaith comes to your aid.

The utility supports the following devices: iPhone 3G [S], iPhone 4, iPod Touch 3G, iPod Touch 4, iPad 1G, Apple TV 2

1. Click OK.

2. Click the Dump SHSH Blobs button.

3. Click the "Proceed" button, and then "Let's Go!".

4. Follow the instructions (turn off the phone, enter in DFU and wait.When the program reaches the "Save SHSH" item, select the place to save the .ifaith file).

5. Next, go to the main menu and click on the "Build * signed * IPSW w / Blobs" button.

6. Click the "Browse for SHSH Blobs cache" button and select the previously saved .ifaith file.

7. Then click "Browse for the iOS xxx IPSW" (if you have this axis on the hard disk) or Download it for me (actually if not, and to download it).

8. Build Build IPSW (follow the instructions) and save the resulting iOS

9. After that, enter the unit again in the DFU, if not entered. The iReb utility will start, which optimizes your device for firmware and allows you to bypass the errors that occur when the custom firmware is installed.

10. After that, run iTunes and successfully stitch with the help of the received firmware (it will be in the root folder where the exe file is iFaith).

Let's consider an example with the signature of the firmware

We choose the original firmware file (it should work on custom, but so far no one has tested it) in iFaith.

• Now wait for iFaith to check and collect the signed IPSW file. This will take 5-10 minutes.
• Once the program has completed its work, enter your device in DFU:
  1. Connect the device to the PC using a wire
  2. Turn off the device completely by long pressing the power button
  3. Press and hold Home + Power for about 10 seconds. After 10 seconds, release the power button, without releasing the Home button until Sn0wbreeze (built into the program) determines your device in DFU mode
  4. As soon as you see the confirmation window with the inscription " Your device is now in PWNED DFU ", start iTunes, select your device in it and flash it with freshly created firmware via shift + restore.