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iPhone jailbreak 'for the rest of us' arrives
Stephen Withers
Tuesday, 30 October 2007 00:54
The method was developed by a team of people working on the project and described by TUAW's Erica Sadun.
It requires users to visit a specific web site, and so presumably uses the TIFF vulnerability.
Apparently the modification can be undone simply by restoring the device's original software.
Apple plans to release a software development kit for the iPhone in February 2008, but there are already a variety of third-party programs in circulation for Apple's phone and the iPod touch.
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