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vphone-aio
Shell script to run a pre-built jailbroken virtual iOS machine on macOS
vphone-aio is an automated shell script bundle that sets up and launches a pre-configured, jailbroken iOS virtual environment on macOS. It handles downloading, merging, and extracting split archive images to provide a ready-to-run virtual iPhone accessible via VNC. It eliminates the manual effort of configuring complex virtualization frameworks like QEMU or Tart from scratch.
What it's for
- Test iOS tweaks and jailbreak extensions without risking physical devices
- Debug iOS binaries and inspect file systems in a safe virtual environment
- Run security research and vulnerability proof-of-concepts against iOS
Features
- Single-script automated setup and launch via shell script
- Pre-bootstrapped jailbroken iOS environment with full root access
- Automated merging and extraction of split archive image parts
- Remote GUI interaction via local VNC display server
- Includes SHA-256 verification checksums for download integrity
Pricing
Free
Details
- Type
- Web app
- Category
- Development
- Topic
- Virtualization
- Open source
- Yes
- Platforms
- macOS, Command line
- For
- iOS security researchers, jailbreak tweak developers, and reverse engineers
- Alternative to
- Corellium, vphone-cli
- Tags
- ios, jailbreak, virtualization, macos, security research, shell script
Why it was saved
- @0x0SojalSec: Test tweaks, exploit PoCs and debug iOS without touching a daily driver; comes jailbroken + bootstrapped with popular tweaks (rootless, Sileo, Filza, TrollStore) pre-installed. 16 GB+ RAM recommended.
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