Windows users have practically been given the cold shoulder when it comes to Pwning their iPhone. The WinPwn project launched to try and help out, by porting the Pwnage tool to Windows, which up until now has been a Mac only affair. The beta for WinPwn launched last month, with a final version promised in the next few days.
The promise came about a month late, but it is finally here now. Not only is it here, but it packs a large number of improvements over the beta that we saw last month. The software is totally free, and allows you to take control of your device. Features that it has allows you to load custom ROMs and change out the boot logo etc.
The new version of the tool is available now. You can get it from WinPwn.com. The software does have the potential to brick your device, so please if you do not know what you are doing, read up on the tool, or just avoid using it.
[Via iPhone Alley]
All it can do is change your boot logo!?
from what i have tried
Personally, I would NOT recommend WinPWN.
If you wanna PWN your iPhone, go PWNAGE all the way. It’s much more stable in regards to the baseband repacking of the custom .ipsw file you’re restoring to.
I personally have destroyed to iPhones with it (which I fixed a few hours later) & never ONCE had a problem with PWNAGE. In fact, I won a competition for unlocking 4 iPhones blindfolded with only Terminal / SSH and my right hand for DFU / Restore Mode booting.
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PWNAGE is only available for Mac OS X. The ported version has glitches, stemming to the foundation of the file system which doesn’t have the same security architectural components that a Mac does.
If you really wanna PWN your phone & don’t have a Mac, think really hard of someone who does & use their computer. It shouldn’t take you more than 15 minutes to do.
That’s my advice.
>>stemming to the foundation of the file system which doesn’t have the same security architectural components that a Mac does.
What a complete load of trollop.
Spike