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Sunday, October 13, 2013
Unlock iPhone 4 on 4 10 01 3 10 01 2 10 04 1 59 00 BB Update
While we are surfing Tweets of iPhone hackers accounts we noticed some interesting news. As most of you know that MuscleNerd of iPhone Dev-team and Sherif Hashim the hacker behind ultrasn0w unlock didnt announce any updates regarding unlock iPhone 4 on basebands higher than 01.59.00 such as 2.10.04 / 3.10.01 / 04.10.01 since long time.
Pod2g the well-khnow iPhone hacker and the guy who found the untethered jailbreak exploit of Greenpois0n to jailbreak 4.1 / 4.2.1, he mentioned that MuscleNerd should write some papers about baseband exploiting so that other hackers can continue the project of unlock since MuscleNerd doesnt have the enough time to do it as hes is very busy in jailbreaking iOS devices. Check out the full conversation below :
In another Tweet, Pod2G confirming to the popular iPhone developer, chronic, that hes working on some exploit without referring the kind of those exploits.We have to wait and see, but you have to know that you can unlock your iPhone 4 on 4.10.01 / 3.101.01 / 2.10.04 on any iOS version with Gevey SIM which is a perfect solution to unlock your iPhone 4. But I hope to see new version of Ultrasn0w from Pod2g to unlock iPhone 4 for free.
Downgrade 4.10.01 to 1.59.00 Baseband iPhone 4 Possibility
How can I downgrade 4.10.01 to 1.59.00 Baseband iPhone 4 ? This question has been asked from many Limera1n.cc readers. As most of you know that 1.59.00 baseband is the last unlockable baseband on iPhone 4 with ultrasn0w.Is Downgrade 4.10.01 to 1.59.00 Baseband iPhone 4 Possible ?
Unfortunately theres no way to downgrade 4.10.01 to 1.59.00 baseband, and iPhone Dev-team didnt even promise to work on this project. iPhone Dev-team is only work on downgrade 6.15.00 baseband for iPhone 3GS and iPhone 3G only. So dont trust anyone who claims to be able to give or sell you a product or a guide to downgrade your baseband on iPhone 4.
Downgrade 4.10.01 to 1.59.00 Baseband iPhone 4 is not possible - What Can I do ?
To unlock your iPhone 4 on baseband 4.10.01 you have to use Gevey SIM which is a perfect solution for your case. On the other hand, Pod2g, the well-know iPhone hacker is now involved in iPhone 4 unlock on higher basebands. Pod2g has received all paper from MuscleNerd related to unlock iPhone 4 project. So we expect to see a new version of ultrasn0w to unlock iPhone 4 on 4.10.01 baseband.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Downgrade iPhone 4 iOS 5 Baseband 4 11 08 to 4 10 01 to Unlock with Gevey Turbo SIM
UPDATE #4, 25 October 2011, 11.38AM (+8 GMT): Hardware hack for you to consider.
UPDATE #3, 18 October 2011, 7.18PM (+8 GMT): One reader just commented that he was able to do downgrade, but I’m not sure if he did it much earlier. It’s still worth trying, though. I responded to his comment and waiting for confirmation.
UPDATE #2, 18 October 2011, 11.06AM (+8 GMT): Sorry guys, Apple is no longer signing iOS 4.3.5. This tutorial is no longer valid. To those who managed to downgrade your baseband, good on you and remember to always preserve your baseband.
UPDATE #1, 18 October 2011, 11.00AM (+8 GMT): It seems like Apple had stopped signing iOS 4.3.5 for iPhone 4, I’m testing it now.
Did you blindly update to iOS 5 without realizing the consequences that it will also update your baseband to 4.11.08 that can’t be unlocked with your Turbo SIM? Apple had stopped signing iOS 4.3.5 on October 17, 2011.
Apple is still signing iOS 4.3.5, which means you can still downgrade to this iOS version. It has baseband 4.10.01 that can be unlocked with Gevey Blue Turbo SIM.
Here are the steps:
1. Download and install iTunes 10.4 or earlier. You will need to remove iTunes 10.5 first.
2. Download iOS 4.3.5 IPSW for iPhone 4 from Apple.
3. Put your device into DFU mode (search a tutorial on YouTube).
4. Connect to iTunes and it will say that your device is in recovery mode and needs to be restored.
5. Go ahead and click shift+restore (Windows) or option+restore (Mac). Select the IPSW you just downloaded.
6. iTunes will verify with Apple server and begins restoring your device. Once completed you will need the official SIM card to activate it. You can use other tools such as TinyUmbrella to confirm that you now have baseband 4.10.01.
7. Now download custom iOS 5 from here. Reinstall iTunes 10.5 in the meantime.
8. Download latest redsn0w from the Dev Team’s website or from here. Start redsn0w, go to Extras > Pwned DFU. This allows your iPhone to accept custom firmware. If you don’t do this, you will get error 1604, 1600 etc.
9. Connect your iPhone to your computer.
10. Click shift+restore (Windows) or option+restore (Mac) and select the custom iOS 5 IPSW you just downloaded.
This time your baseband will be preserved while running on iOS 5 and you can unlock it with Gevey Blue Turbo SIM.
Again – do it now because once Apple stops signing iOS 4.3.5, you will be stuck forever!
Here some Hardware solutions:
UPDATE #3, 18 October 2011, 7.18PM (+8 GMT): One reader just commented that he was able to do downgrade, but I’m not sure if he did it much earlier. It’s still worth trying, though. I responded to his comment and waiting for confirmation.
UPDATE #2, 18 October 2011, 11.06AM (+8 GMT): Sorry guys, Apple is no longer signing iOS 4.3.5. This tutorial is no longer valid. To those who managed to downgrade your baseband, good on you and remember to always preserve your baseband.
UPDATE #1, 18 October 2011, 11.00AM (+8 GMT): It seems like Apple had stopped signing iOS 4.3.5 for iPhone 4, I’m testing it now.
Did you blindly update to iOS 5 without realizing the consequences that it will also update your baseband to 4.11.08 that can’t be unlocked with your Turbo SIM? Apple had stopped signing iOS 4.3.5 on October 17, 2011.
Apple is still signing iOS 4.3.5, which means you can still downgrade to this iOS version. It has baseband 4.10.01 that can be unlocked with Gevey Blue Turbo SIM.
Here are the steps:
1. Download and install iTunes 10.4 or earlier. You will need to remove iTunes 10.5 first.
2. Download iOS 4.3.5 IPSW for iPhone 4 from Apple.
3. Put your device into DFU mode (search a tutorial on YouTube).
4. Connect to iTunes and it will say that your device is in recovery mode and needs to be restored.
5. Go ahead and click shift+restore (Windows) or option+restore (Mac). Select the IPSW you just downloaded.
6. iTunes will verify with Apple server and begins restoring your device. Once completed you will need the official SIM card to activate it. You can use other tools such as TinyUmbrella to confirm that you now have baseband 4.10.01.
7. Now download custom iOS 5 from here. Reinstall iTunes 10.5 in the meantime.
8. Download latest redsn0w from the Dev Team’s website or from here. Start redsn0w, go to Extras > Pwned DFU. This allows your iPhone to accept custom firmware. If you don’t do this, you will get error 1604, 1600 etc.
9. Connect your iPhone to your computer.
10. Click shift+restore (Windows) or option+restore (Mac) and select the custom iOS 5 IPSW you just downloaded.
This time your baseband will be preserved while running on iOS 5 and you can unlock it with Gevey Blue Turbo SIM.
Again – do it now because once Apple stops signing iOS 4.3.5, you will be stuck forever!
Here some Hardware solutions:
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Gevey SIM can unlock iPhone 4 on Baseband 2 10 04 3 10 01 ! Confirmed !
Guys over RedmondPie has just got some exclusive screenshots of unlocked iPhone 4 on baseband 02.10.04 running T-Mobile network. This iPhone 4 is unlocked by Gevey SIM which was announced few days ago.
Gevey SIM for iPhone 4 basically works by forcing the activation of the baseband using the emergency dialer, and it is also said to be vulnerable up to iOS 4.3. In case you want to get a one, you can navigate here and read more about it.
We totally advice and recommend you wait for a legal iPhone 4 unlock from the iPhone Dev Team which will be possible soon thanks to the 40-bit NCK exploit for iPhone 4.
Heres a video in action:
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Gevey SIM for iPhone 4 basically works by forcing the activation of the baseband using the emergency dialer, and it is also said to be vulnerable up to iOS 4.3. In case you want to get a one, you can navigate here and read more about it.
We totally advice and recommend you wait for a legal iPhone 4 unlock from the iPhone Dev Team which will be possible soon thanks to the 40-bit NCK exploit for iPhone 4.
Heres a video in action:
Friday, October 4, 2013
Phone 4 Baseband Chip Downgrade from 4 11 08 to 4 10 01 Service Now Available
I am not selling this, But providing information to the interested persons of these options they can do themselves or pay for someone to do.
Baseband downgrade from 4.11.08 to 4.10.01 via chip replacement is now possible on iPhone 4.
My team and I would like to present sort of a good news for those who are currently stuck on baseband 4.11.08 as we managed to downgrade an iPhone 4′s baseband from 4.11.08 to 4.10.01 on 22 October, 2011.
However, it’s still now possible to downgrade to 1.59.00 to make it unlockable with ultrasn0w.
It’s similar to our baseband chip replacement service for 3G and 3GS, but this method requires two different chips to be replaced – the Infineon X-GOLD 618 processor chip and the 128MB NOR flash chip.
Once your iPhone 4 baseband has been downgraded to 4.10.01, you can then unlock it with a Turbo SIM.
There are a few tiny setbacks with this method – your iPhone serial number and IMEI will change. That means you can only hacktivate (activate) it with redsn0w or use custom hacktivated firmware in order to do a full restore. However, it is still possible to use original firmware to restore your iPhone 4 if you ever need to; unlike iPhone 3G/3GS on baseband 6.15.00 which doesn’t allow you to restore at all.
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If you are stuck on baseband 4.11.08 which presently cannot be unlocked with ultrasn0w or a Turbo SIM, this is the service for you. It is similar to our popular iPhone 3GS baseband chip replacement service.
Once your iPhone 4s baseband is downgraded to 4.10.01, you can unlock it with a FREE Gevey Turbo SIM which is included in this service.
There are two chips that need to be replaced in order to downgrade your iPhones baseband.
Service price breakdown:
Baseband downgrade from 4.11.08 to 4.10.01 via chip replacement is now possible on iPhone 4.
My team and I would like to present sort of a good news for those who are currently stuck on baseband 4.11.08 as we managed to downgrade an iPhone 4′s baseband from 4.11.08 to 4.10.01 on 22 October, 2011.
However, it’s still now possible to downgrade to 1.59.00 to make it unlockable with ultrasn0w.
It’s similar to our baseband chip replacement service for 3G and 3GS, but this method requires two different chips to be replaced – the Infineon X-GOLD 618 processor chip and the 128MB NOR flash chip.
Once your iPhone 4 baseband has been downgraded to 4.10.01, you can then unlock it with a Turbo SIM.
There are a few tiny setbacks with this method – your iPhone serial number and IMEI will change. That means you can only hacktivate (activate) it with redsn0w or use custom hacktivated firmware in order to do a full restore. However, it is still possible to use original firmware to restore your iPhone 4 if you ever need to; unlike iPhone 3G/3GS on baseband 6.15.00 which doesn’t allow you to restore at all.
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If you are stuck on baseband 4.11.08 which presently cannot be unlocked with ultrasn0w or a Turbo SIM, this is the service for you. It is similar to our popular iPhone 3GS baseband chip replacement service.
Once your iPhone 4s baseband is downgraded to 4.10.01, you can unlock it with a FREE Gevey Turbo SIM which is included in this service.
There are two chips that need to be replaced in order to downgrade your iPhones baseband.
Service price breakdown:
- Pre-programmed Infineon Baseband Chip X618 with baseband version 4.10.01: US$68.00
- Intel 36My1EF 128MB NOR chip: US$37.00
- Labor charge: US$23.00
- Gevey Blue Turbo SIM worth US$44.95 (112-free, no SIM card cutting required): FREE
- Worldwide standard shipping (up to 21 business days, trackable online): FREE
- China domestic first class express shipping: FREE
- 30-days warranty
- USA
- Canada
- Australia
- New Zealand
- Japan
- Western Europe including Republic of Ireland and United Kingdom
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Singapore
- Your iPhones serial number and IMEI will change - this means you can only activate your iPhone using redsn0w or hacktivated custom firmware
- You can restore to stock firmware without any issue but the point above (activating using redsn0w) still applies
- All other functionalities will not be affected
- We are offering the only workable solution in the planet but only purchase this service if you have considered all options and understood everything
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Gevey SIM Unlock iPhone 4 Basebands 2 10 04 3 10 01
Yes you read it right, heres a new team called Gevey team has announced a new unlock hardware tool which able to unlock iPHone 4 running iOS 4.1 and 4.2.1 basebands 2.10.04 and 3.10.01.
You will need to use the SIM tray supplied and file your MicroSIM slightly to accommodate the EEPROM chip.
Installing the SIM, only with something in between.
The phone will search for signal, comes up with no service and finally settling on this "one bar" icon. Earlier hacks required the fake IMSI to be programmed manually however this device is obviously capable of rapidly cycling a list of IMSI until an accepted MCC/MNC combination is found.It may also spoof ICCID since the iOS is known to cross-reference
Toggle flight mode On/Off. What exactly happens is not too clear but apparently the interposer ROM block electrical connection to prevent the BB from detecting the fake IMSI
The signal bars appear, we are safe:-) That is after the network ignored the fake IMSI (which the phone has no knowledge of) but allowed the SIM onboard because it is able to validate that.
How does Gevey SIM Work?
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Dial 112 and hang up after the call is connected. The network issues a TMSI for your connection.
How does Gevey SIM Work?
SIM card holds many different types of information, but the part most involved with carrier lock is the IMSI number, which is a unique code that corresponds to your account in the mobile carrier’s database.What does this mean to Unlockers?
A sample IMSI might look like this
310 150 987654321
The first two segments are known as Mobile Country Code (MCC) and Mobile Network Code (MNC) respectively, and in the example above the IMSI indicate the SIM is from USA (310) AT&T (150).
When the iPhone baseband is loaded into memory, it checks the MCC and MNC against its own network lock state stored in the seczone. If the combination is allowed, the cell radio is activated and vice versa.
The earliest iPhone baseband revisions only check IMSI twice following a restart, therefore it is very easy to send spoof information in order to bypass the check. Nevertheless, the baseband was soon updated to validate SIM more aggressively and the method soon became obsolete.
It works if A.your network handles 112 calls properly according to the GSM standard; B.they are tolerant to TSMI spoofing and does not actively validate your SIM again for incoming calls.
Unlike its ancestors, the i4 SIM interposer is not a drop-in-and-forget device. The exact precedure must be performed should the device restart, lose reception for an extended period of time or move to another PLMN. In all these situations the TMSI expires and has to be obtained again. Theoretically it is possible for a daemon to automate the process similar to ZeroG, but that only makes thing more convoluted.
It is, without question, unethical or downright illegal to use the technique anywhere 112 is a legitmate emergency number. Not a huge issue in China where the number is only used for informative purposes and the networks cannot be bothered to fix the issue.
All firmware/baseband combinations for the i4 up to iOS4.3 are vulnerable, however the exploit may be patched in any future software updates or via the carrier. If apple can influence providers to block Cydia it is not impossible for them to press them to fix the exploit. The only way to permanently unlock your baseband is NCK.
SIM interposer should not harm your phone hardware, however your network could request IMEI and identify your device during the emergency call. Your identity cannot be faked and it is possible that they will ban your account. There is a reason why SIM cards remain legally the property of the service provider: you are not supposed to tamper with them without breaching contract.
Notwithstanding all the problems, SIM interposer does not cause any battery drain since it is only active transiently, nor would it cause signal loss because it does not change cellular transmission other than the initial validation step.
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The long wait is over, you can now unlock your iPhone 4. GEVEY SIM will work for iOS version 4.1, 4.2, 4.2.1 with baseband 1.59, 2.10, 3.10.1
It should work for all carrier but we dont have the sim from each carrier to test. I will post more updates on this when I find out which carrier are tested.Product Description Details
Availability: In stock$70.00http://applenberry.com/store/gevey2.html
Friday, September 13, 2013
Unlock 3 10 01 2 10 04 4 10 01 Rebel SIM card Unlock Video
Unlock iPhone 4 on iOS 4, 4.1, 4.2, 4.2.1, 4.3 Basebands 1.59.00, 03.10.01, 02.10.04 and 04.10.01 by Rebel Micro SIM-card is another iPhone unlocking SIM like Gevey SIM, which helps to bypass the network unlock for iPhone 4 on iOS 4, 4.1, 4.2, 4.2.1, 4.3 on basebands 1.59.00, 03.10.01, 02.10.04 and 04.10.01. Rebel Micro SIM-card is launching at the Gadget Show Live in April and starts shipping from 6th April.
Rebel Micro SIM card also does not require jailbreaking the device and costs $65. Rebel Micro SIM-card uses quite similar technique as with Gevey SIM and does not remains unlocked if SIM is taken out. Gevey SIM requires calling emergency number “112″ which is illegal but and it is recommended to wait for Dev Team’s NCK unlock.
Rebel Micro SIM it might be like Gevey SIM we dont have any way to unlock our iPhone Except Gevey SIM or Micro SIM that we dont know much about it until the Dev-team release the free unlock solution,
What is The Price ?
Rebel Micro SIM less in price than Gevey SIM its only $65 Rebel Micro SIM might be better than Gevey SIM it might solve the Problems of the Gevey SIM Any way Just stay tuned for update.
via MobilsDNA
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Rebel Micro SIM card also does not require jailbreaking the device and costs $65. Rebel Micro SIM-card uses quite similar technique as with Gevey SIM and does not remains unlocked if SIM is taken out. Gevey SIM requires calling emergency number “112″ which is illegal but and it is recommended to wait for Dev Team’s NCK unlock.
Rebel Micro SIM it might be like Gevey SIM we dont have any way to unlock our iPhone Except Gevey SIM or Micro SIM that we dont know much about it until the Dev-team release the free unlock solution,
What is The Price ?
Rebel Micro SIM less in price than Gevey SIM its only $65 Rebel Micro SIM might be better than Gevey SIM it might solve the Problems of the Gevey SIM Any way Just stay tuned for update.
via MobilsDNA
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