Saïgon

Saïgon
Developer(s)	Abraham Masri (@cheesecakeufo)
Initial release	15 October 2017; 6 years ago
Final release	beta 3 / 10 December 2017; 5 years ago
Operating system	iOS
Available in	English
Type	Jailbreaking
Website	iabem97.github.io/saigon_website/[dead link]

Saïgon is a semi-untethered jailbreak for certain 64-bit devices, running iOS 10.2.1, developed by cheesecakeufo. Saïgon works by sideloading an IPA using Cydia Impactor. The first beta was released on 15 October 2017. It was announced that support for iPhone 6s on iOS 10.3.1 would come in the future.

Originally based on Adam Donenfeld’s ziVA exploit, Saïgon has been based on Siguza’s v0rtex exploit since beta 3.

cheesecakeufo no longer provides updates for Saïgon, and has open-sourced the jailbreak on GitHub^[1].

Version Change Log

Version	Date	Changes
beta 1	15 October 2017	Initial release with support for the following devices: iPhone 6 iPhone 6 Plus (10.2.1) iPhone SE (1st generation) (10.2.1) (not tested) iPhone 6s (10.2.1) (not tested) iPad Air 2 (Wi-Fi) (10.2.1) (not tested)
beta 2	21 October 2017	Fix for camera not working after jailbreaking Support for iPhone 6s Plus/iPad mini 4/iPad Air 2 Minor bug fixes and changes Slightly better at escaping sandbox Option to reinstall Cydia by holding 'jailbreak' button then tapping it again Display device model and version
beta 2 revision 1	21 October 2017	Disables Cydia stashing Add support for iPod touch (6th generation)
beta 3	10 December 2017	Significantly better success rate using new exploit (v0rtex) Support for more devices (not tested) Complete re-write of the application

Version Change Log

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