How To Change the iPhone’s Root Password

If you have Jailbreak & Unlock your iPhone or iPod Touch you have a big security issue on the device. This haven't been revealed until a Dutch hacker gain access to an iPhone when it is jailbroken using the SSH service. No harm was done in the action and the users have to pay 5 euro's to get the instructions to remove the message that appears on their device. But later he cahnged his mind and setup a website to provide the instructions free for hacked users. On these days there is a worm called RickRoll pretty much doing the same thing. So, the best thing to do is change the default Root Passwords for your iPhone or iPod Touch.

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On your Windows XP computer, Administrative tool section on the control panel might be a place you haven't checked for a long time. It contains some nice tools that you can track everything about your computer. It requires little bit of IT knowledge to handle those tools but you can always use a search engine for dig more about them.

Jailbreak & Unlock iPhone 3G - 3GS On New Baseband

If you have accidentally upgrade your iPhone 3G or 3GS in to new Firmware 3.1.2 with baseband 05.11.07 and if you want to Jailbreak & Unlock it Blackra1n now has the ability to do that. If you are reading my blog I have posted a article about Jailbreak with Blackra1n earlier. On that time Blackra1n was not supported for New Baseband. Blackra1n will work on Both PC and MAC and the steps to Jailbreak & Unlock the iPhone is very simple.