Some jailbreaks install an OpenSSH (or dropbear) server immediately as they are installed. This allows connecting to an iOS device via SSH and gaining almost unlimited access to the system. Modern jailbreaks, in addition to removing several iOS restrictions (for example, disabling signature verification, escalating privileges or bypassing the sandbox), allow obtaining low-level access to the device’s file system. Learn how to identify these issues and how to deal with them. A less common issue is a non-default root password. The SSH server may be missing or not installed with a jailbreak (which is particularly common for iOS 9 and 10 devices). More often than not, the issues are related to SSH. Users of iOS Forensic Toolkit who are using jailbreak-based acquisition sometimes have issues connecting to the device.
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