We managed to obtain and crack the hashs of the user passwords for the iPhone OS. More information could be found at our development Wiki here (link removed).

Edit: cause you digg people broke the poor wiki:

The password for root is "alpine"
The "mobile" user accounts password is "dottie"

Is it sick to have root pasword to all iPhones worldwide? Well not really, there is no terminal yet to login

isnt that the wrong way around? i thought dottie was the root pass?

You got digged.

Moo.

Originally Posted by sam

We managed to obtain and crack the hashs of the user passwords for the iPhone OS. More information could be found at our development Wiki here (link removed).

Edit: cause you digg people broke the poor wiki:

The password for root is "alpine"
The "mobile" user accounts password is "dottie"

Is it sick to have root pasword to all iPhones worldwide? Well not really, there is no terminal yet to login

i love this word on your sentence; YET

lol

Good job guys, keep it UP!

Originally Posted by orceht

i love this word on your sentence; YET

Ya... Thats why once I can, I'm changing the root password. No hacking in to my iPhone by others =) Thats for me to do...

The root password is only DES, took 15 secs with John to break both hashs. Once the hashs can be somehwo obtained -> broken.
And I doubt you can change the password of the "mobile" user without break somthing in the frontend GUI.
Anyways, currently this is not a risk as noone can access a shell in the phone

Originally Posted by sam

The root password is only DES, took 15 secs with John to break both hashs. Once the hashs can be somehwo obtained -> broken.
And I doubt you can change the password of the "mobile" user without break somthing in the frontend GUI.
Anyways, currently this is not a risk as noone can access a shell in the phone

you mean YET?

yes, YET

wats a hash and a root password??

hash gets you high. root password gives you god powers. combine the two and you are invincible.