‫-: Hi, within this section we are going to talk
‫about rooting and jail breaking.
‫So what are these terms and should we do it
‫or what can we do with rooting and jail breaking?
‫So I'm gonna start with an example.
‫You see my iPad on the right-hand side.
‫Okay, this is my live iPad and as you can see
‫I have something called Cydia in my iPad.
‫So if you are using any iOS devices,
‫or if you have used before,
‫then you know that you cannot download any app
‫without having to go into the app store.
‫So if you wanna install something on your Apple device
‫like an iPad or an iPhone, then you should go to App Store.
‫Of course, there are other ways to install stuff
‫on your iPhones or iPads or any app devices.
‫I'm gonna teach how to do those as well in this section.
‫But let me just show you something.
‫I'm inside my Cydia app.
‫I'm going to search for Instagram for example.
‫And as you can see, there are a couple of apps.
‫There are a couple of search results appearing over here
‫and none of them are actually Instagram app,
‫but kind of clone ones, like InstaBetter over here.
‫And if you look at the description, you can see
‫that this is actually like an Instagram,
‫but it provides some additional benefits like downloading
‫the images, or trying to see who you're following,
‫if they're following you back or something.
‫So Cydia is kind of an underground app store
‫for iPads and iPhones.
‫Of course, this is a jail broken device.
‫So what does jail breaking mean or what does rooting mean?
‫It it's gathering administrator
‫authorizations in your devices.
‫So by doing that, you get to do admin stuff
‫that producers do not want you to do actually.
‫For example, you can reach the application data
‫as you can manipulate the apps.
‫You can see what's going on inside of your iPad or iPhone
‫or your Android device as well.
‫Is it legal by the way?
‫Yep, it's legal.
‫Apple actually sued some of the people past couple
‫of years before, and the court in the USA actually ruled
‫that if the device is in the hands of the owner
‫then you don't get to choose whether they root it or not,
‫whether they jail break it or not.
‫You can actually have some kind of protection against it
‫but you cannot manipulate or you cannot prevent
‫users from jail breaking or rooting their devices.
‫So that's the final decision on that.
‫So it's actually legal,
‫but it takes your device out of the warranty, okay?
‫So your device will not be in the scope of warranty.
‫So if you break it or if you do something to it,
‫you cannot go back to the Apple Store or any
‫other Android store that you cannot claim
‫your rights if you jail break it or root it.
‫For example, in my case, this is an old iPad.
‫So let me show you the version.
‫I'm gonna come over here to my settings.
‫I'm looking for general settings in which I can
‫find the about section over here.
‫And maybe you can see something like,
‫yeah, version is 9.3.5.
‫It's a very old version.
‫I believe it has been with me for five years right now.
‫So it's not my daily device.
‫I don't care if there is a warranty for that or not.
‫So I'm using it in a jail broken mode.
‫So in order to follow this training,
‫you won't need any rooted Android device,
‫but in the iOS reverse engineering section,
‫we will need some kind of jail broken iPad or iPhone.
‫So if you don't have one of those,
‫if you don't have any device that you can spare
‫for jail breaking for iOS, then don't worry.
‫Maybe in a couple of lectures you won't be able to practice,
‫you won't be able to test what we are doing,
‫but you will be fine.
‫You will do the rest of the training
‫in a very practical way because we won't need it
‫in Android sections under reverse engineering sections.
‫In iOS, we're going to manipulate some apps.
‫We are going to SSH into connect into our iPads or iPhones,
‫jail broken iPads or iPhones
‫so that we get to do admin stuff with them.
‫So again, if you don't have any old devices,
‫I suggest you not to pursue this, okay?
‫But if you have some kind
‫of old iPads or iPhones lying around in your home
‫and if you really wanna get into the mobile application
‫security, then it's good for you to have one jail broken
‫iPhone or an iPad and one rooted Android device as well.
‫Again, it's not mandatory, it's optional,
‫but it's good to have one of those
‫if you're going to be some kind
‫of an analyst or an expert on this topic.
‫So within this section, we are going to see how this works,
‫how we can actually root it, or jail break it,
‫so that we can gather admin access.
‫Even if you're not gonna do it at all
‫then I really suggest you keep watching it and take notes.
‫So see you in the next lecture.