PwnageTool 4.3.2 Download Available for iOS 4.3.2 Untethered Jailbreak [iPad 2 Jailbreak Still Missing in Action, But iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad 1 & iPod touch Can Be Jailbroken With New PwnageTool 4.3.2 via iPhone Dev Team]

Posted on TFTS by Chris Smith on Sunday, 24. April 2011 under: Mobile/Cell Phones, PCs, Notebooks, Netbooks & Tablets

As jailbreak fans will already know, iOS 4.3.2 has been jailbroken, both untethered and tethered, immediately after Apple released the new firmware version, but the iPhone Dev Team hasn’t stop updating it’s tools. After having a new Redsn0w version in the wild a few days ago, the hackers team has updated its PwnageTool to version 4.3.2 which is now available to download.

The iPhone Dev Team has updated it’s “The untether rolls on” to show their latest developments:

Update #3: PwnageTool 4.3.2 now includes the iOS 4.3.2 untether from @i0n1c. (And look, the PwnageTool and iOS version numbers actually match!).
Note that there’s a corresponding update to ultrasn0w, which has been bumped up to v1.2.2 to get along with iOS 4.3.2 (the ultrasn0w update does not include any new baseband support!). Please reboot your iPhone using the normal “slide to power off” swipe after installing ultrasn0w 1.2.2.

PwnageTool 4.3.2 will also offer an untethered jailbreak solution to iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch 3G, iPod touch 4G and the original iPad. The iPad 2 is still not jailbreakable, although a solution should be provided soon, and we’ll bring it to your attention soon.

PwnageTool is a Mac OS tool only, so those of you running Windows OS X on board should check out Redsn0w instead. Naturally we won’t advise you to perform such operations, but ultimately it’s your decision to make. When and if going for jailbreak solutions, remember to back up sensitive data, and make sure you follow the instructions on the screen closely. You’ll also want to stay away of certain iOS firmware updates in order to preserve old baseband (where available) in order to unlock your iPhone, if that’s something your desperately need.

We’ll be back with more iOS jailbreak news in the future, so keep following us on Twitter and via our feed for more information on such procedures.