sat2eesh/ios-jailbroken

Detect if a device is jailbroken and also detect if an app is cracked on a non jailbrkoen device.

ios-jailbroken's Issues

app got rejected because of jailbreak detection

hi,

Because of checking for SC_info file the app got crashed in the review process.

please let me know wether to appeal to apple or comment the line.

Doesn't work to detect xCon based jailbroken device.

Doesn't work to detect xCon based jailbroken device.

Test for same mod dates fails on local device ( appPathNameModifiedDate > [pkgInfoModifiedDate )

In JBroken.m, this check:

if([appPathNameModifiedDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate] > [pkgInfoModifiedDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate]) {

usually fails when running the app locally from Xcode 5.1.1 onto a physical device (iPad Air), as the times are different by a few or several seconds.

I wonder if a better test might be checking for a difference of more than several seconds, like this:

if( abs ([appPathNameModifiedDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate] - [pkgInfoModifiedDate timeIntervalSinceReferenceDate]) > 20 ) {

Jailbreak checks on jailbroken devices are easy to disarm

These checks are futile if the user has installed a tweak with the following source code (Using CydiaSubstrate)

MSHook(BOOL, isDeviceJailbroken) { return NO; }
MSHook(BOOL, isAppStoreVersion) { return YES; }
MSHook(BOOL, isAppCracked) { return NO; }
%ctor {
    MSHookFunction(isDeviceJailbroken, MSHake(isDeviceJailbroken));
    MSHookFunction(isAppStoreVersion, MSHake(isAppStoreVersion));
    MSHookFunction(isDeviceJailbroken, MSHake(isAppCracked));
}

Identifier

//
// JBroken.h
//
// Created by Sathish Venkatisan on 12/10/13.
//

float firmwareVersion();
BOOL isDeviceJailbroken();
BOOL isAppCracked();
BOOL isAppStoreVersion();

Add license for ios-jailBroken

Could you please add license for this open-source?
Thank you!

Incorrect JB reporting

This codes reports the device jailbroken even if it's not, but was restored from a jb backup... (the directories are there)

Does App Store reject apps with these types of file checks?

As these are checking for files paths outside of the app sandbox, do apps that use this library get approved from the App store approval process.