Download Electra Jailbreak Toolkit for iOS 11-11.1.2

(latest IPA file)Since Saurik is yet to deliver, other developers are coming forward and releasing Cydia-less jailbreak tools for the community. Here’s yet another tool called Electra and how you can install it on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

What is Electra?

Electra is a jailbreak toolkit designed for tweak developers to test tweaks and themes. It is developed by tweak developer Coolstar and designed by Alessandro Chiarlitti.

This developer toolkit utilizes Ian Beer’s kernel exploit, Xerub’s libjb library, AMFI patch by George Dan. It allows users to run tweaks using Comex’s Substitute, which is an alternative to Saurik’s Substrate.

Electra jailbreak toolkit

Electra toolkit comes with the following components –

  • Anemone theming engine – You can run Anemone themes if you have the theme files.
  • Substitute – Substitute is a Substrate alternative and you can run tweaks using it. Remember, it does not install Cydia even though it allows you install and run tweaks.
  • Preference Loader – It’s an important Debian package.
  • Dropbear SSH client – Dropbear allows full SSH access without installing any other package.
  • SCP/SFTP/Command line – This tool gives you command line and full access to all associated commands.

Warning – It is aimed specifically at developers and is a prelude to the upcoming iOS 11 jailbreak. DO NOT install this toolkit if you are not a developer.

Which device/firmware does Electra support?

Device

iPhone 

  • iPhone 5s
  • iPhone 6/iPhone 6 plus
  • iPhone 6s/6s plus
  • iPhone SE
  • iPhone 7/7 plus
  • iPhone 8/8 plus
  • iPhone X

iPad

  • iPad Air
  • iPad Air 2
  • iPad Pro
  • iPad mini 2
  • iPad mini 3
  • iPad mini 4

iPod

  • iPod touch 6

Firmware

Just like other recent tools, this development toolkit also works with all firmware versions ranging from iOS 11.0-11.1.2.

You can use it on all 64-bit devices provided you have the requisite firmware version.

Download Electra

  • v1.1.0-2
  • v1.1.0 (latest IPA file)
  • Beta 11-3 
  • Beta 11-2
  • Beta 11
  • Beta 10  
  • Beta 9
  • Beta 8-2
  • Beta 8
  • Beta 7
  • Beta 6-5
  • Beta 6-4
  • Beta 6-3
  • Beta 6-2
  • Beta 6
  • Beta 5
  • Beta 4-2 (tweaks not working properly)
  • Beta 4
  • Beta 3-3
  • Beta 3-2 (stable)
  • Beta 3 (buggy)
  • Beta 2 (obsolete)
  • Beta 1 (obsolete)

Updates

  • December 27 – Version 1.1.0-2 adds a missing file that was supposed to be present for iOS 11.0-11.1.2 users.
  • December 26 – Version 1.1.0 improves stability, replaces Cydia with Sileo package manager, and updates APT and dpkg packages automatically. 
  • February 12 – Beta 11-3 fixes a race condition with “jailbreakd” daemon to improve success rate.
  • February 10 – Beta 11-2 fixes improves “jailbreakd” daemon and increases the success rate of jailbreak.
  • February 9 – Beta 11 adds improvements for the “jailbreakd” daemon among a few other fixes.
  • February 1 – Beta 10 is out. It fixes codesigned versions and cleans up the code.
  • January 27 – Beta 9 is out. It fixes the delay users experience while launching apps. If you want to update to beta 9 or above from beta 8-2 or lower versions, you must reinstall all tweaks and themes.
  • January 26 – Beta 8-2 fixes issues with Safari and Chrome, calls and app not working.
  • January 26 – Beta 8 comes with a lot of Sandbox patches and mitigations. Apps will now take longer to launch after a re-jailbreak due to Sandboxing issues.
  • January 22 – Beta 7 is out. It cleans up and repatches AMFID and adds a 3D Touch for quick access.
  • January 21 – Beta 6-5 fixes an issue with launchd daemon.
  • January 20 – Beta 6-4 comes with a lot of new patches and makes re-jailbreaking faster.
  • January 19 – Beta 6-3 adds the “jailbreakd” daemon as a “launchd” service.
  • January 18 – Beta 6-2 is a minor update and fixes issues with the entitlement injector.
  • January 17 – Beta 6 is out. It fixes issues with daemons and the zombie process problem.
  • January 15 – Beta 5 is out. It fixes Substitute and issues with the “jailbreakd” daemon.
  • January 14 – Beta 4 and 4-2 are out now. They contain fixes for AMFI, an issue with a symlink, and better support for Substrate tweaks.
  • January 14 – Beta 3-2 and beta 3-3 are out. It fixes crashes present in beta 3. If you own a plus model, stay with beta 3-2 only.
  • January 14 – Beta 3 is having issues right now. Stick to beta 2 until further update. 
  • January 14 – Beta 3 is out now. It can now set boot nonce in NVRAM, adds support for SHA1 binaries, some performance improvements and a faster re-jailbreak process.

Requirements

  • iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
  • A compatible iOS 11 firmware
  • A computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux
  • Cydia Impactor
  • Basic knowledge of SSH, command line, and tweak development

How to install Electra Jailbreak Toolkit on iOS 11-11.1.2

Step 1 Start Cydia Impactor sideload tool. If you don’t have it on your computer, you can grab it from this link.

Step 2 Download the latest beta IPA file using the link above.

Step 3 Drag this file onto Cydia Impactor’s window to install it.

impactor

Step 4 Enter your Apple ID username and password.

Step 5 Wait for Impactor to sideload the app onto your iOS device. Once it is present on your home screen, simply open the Settings app and go to General > Profiles & Device Management.

Step 6 Verify the jailbreak application present under your Apple ID email.

Step 7 Once the app is verified, you can run it without getting the “certificate” error. Tap the Jailbreak button and wait for it to put to put your device in jailbreak mode.

Step 8 Wait for it to inject the exploit on your Apple device.

Step 9 It will now display a confirmation message (Already Jailbroken) on your screen.

Be sure to enable the “Tweaks” toggle to ensure tweaks run properly on your device. This will prepare your device for Anemone theming and customization. You can read the following tutorial for installing Anemone themes on your device.

Electra jailbreak uses Anemone theming engine. Therefore, you must use Anemone-compatible themes only. Before you move onto the tutorial, ensure you themes files are present on your computer.

Testing and Development

You can now test your tweaks and themes on your device. But before you do that, keep the following things in mind –

  • Dropbear SSH client is available on ports 22 and 2222.
  • Springboard crashes will result in a respring to Substrate Safe Mode.
  • Sign your binaries with Jonathan Levin’s jtool or ldid2.
  • Executable files must have the necessary root entitlements before you run them.
  • Transfer Cydia tweaks to this location – /bootstrap/Library/SBInject.
  • Transfer Anemone themes to this location – /bootstrap/Library/Themes.
  • Binaries and libraries must be stored in this location – /bootstrap/usr/.
  • You can uninstall Electra with the script available at /bootstrap/unjailbreak.sh.
  • Ensure you reboot your device before you install beta 2 over beta 1.
  • You need to transfer all themes and tweak files manually. A lock backup or copy of the tweaks and themes is imperative.

If you run into some issues while playing around with this tool, just leave a comment below.

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