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+title: Apple iPhone SSH Access
+layout: default
+created: 2009-04-26 22:04:12 +0200
+updated: 2009-04-26 22:09:55 +0200
+toc: false
+tags:
+  - know-how
+  - hardware
+  - apple
+  - iphone
+  - ssh
+---
+You need a [jailbroken]({% post_url 2009-06-20-jailbreak %}) iPhone for this.
+
+
+1. use Cydia to install the OpenSSH package
+1. enable WLAN access and find your iPhone's IP (see Settings → Wi-Fi → *\<Your Network SSID\>* → IP Address)
+1. under Linux type: `ssh <IP address> -l root`; for Windows use *PuTTY*
+1. (the first connection will need about 20-30 seconds[^1] before you'll be asked to accept the host key)
+1. use the following password: `alpine` (older iPhones used `dotty`)
+
+[^1]: most probably the iPhone will generate some encryption keys here
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+---
+title: Apple iPhone Jailbreak
+layout: default
+created: 2009-04-20 20:36:03 +0200
+updated: 2009-06-20 20:22:41 +0200
+toc: false
+tags:
+  - know-how
+  - hardware
+  - apple
+  - iphone
+  - jailbreak
+---
+See [Wikipedia](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jailbreak_\(iPhone\)) for a description of WHAT this is.
+
+* **Homepage:** [quickpwn.com](http://www.quickpwn.com/) *(for iPhone OS <3.0)*
+* **Download:** [redsn0w](http://blog.iphone-dev.org/post/126908912/redsn0w-in-june) *(for the new iPhone OS 3.0)*
+
+
+Jailbreak from Linux
+====================
+
+You'll need *SUN VirtualBox* with working kernel modules and a working Windows VM.
+
+1. setup the VM to use USB through an USB 2.0 controller
+1. you may add a device filter for USB - fill only the following fields (this ensures that the device will be auto-connected to the VM):
+    * **Name:** Apple iPhone
+    * **Manufacturer:** Apple Inc.
+1. startup the VM
+1. now download the *redsn0w* tool and run it (close iTunes beforehand)
+1. it should detect the iPhone and give you the recovery mode instructions, do so
+1. if the USB filter works, the jailbreak should work as on a normal Windows PC, if not, here comes the tricky part:
+    * when you are instructed to hold the buttons for several seconds, after you have released the power button and are still holding
+      the HOME button, right-click the "USB Plug" of VirtualBox to see if an Apple device has appeared. This happened for me at
+      around 16 seconds left to hold. You have to close the context menu and right-click the icon again to see newly appeared devices.
+      If the new Apple device appears (something like "iPhone (Recovery mode)") click it to connect it to the VM.
+    * if the QuickPwn/redsn0w finished "uploading hacked bootloader" and is stuck at 100%, just use the USB menu to disconnect the
+      iPhone (listed as "Recovery") and find the "iPhone in DFU mode" in the context menu and connect this one. After that, the
+      jailbreak continues until the end.
+    * when the jailbreak is done, use the context menu to unplug the iPhone which will automatically reboot your phone and install
+      the Jailbreak
+
+
+Repositories for Cydia
+======================
+
+There is a long list at [alltechrelated.com](http://blog.alltechrelated.com/iphone-ipod-touch/cydia-20installer-4-source-list/) with plenty of repositories for Cydia.
+
+
+Noteworthy apps
+===============
+
+Some interesting apps from the *Cydia Installer*:
+
+* **Video Recorder for 3G** --- Video recording for your iPhone (Trial version)
+* **Snapture** --- Camera replacement with various additional features (Trial version)
+* **iRealSMS** --- SMS tool replacement with templates/drafts and several other features (Trial version)
+* **MobileTerminal** --- access the underlying DarwinOS via commandline (together with **OpenSSH** you'll get full remote-admin functionality)