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Hacker P0sixninja Reminds Jailbreakers To Re-Run CDevReporter On OS X Mountain Lion

February 17, 2012 by Jaden Easton-Ellett 1 Comment

The Chronic-Dev Crash Reporter Tool was designed to stop sending crash reports to Apple from your iOS devices and instead re-direct the crash reports to a private Chronic-Dev server. This initiative was started to limit the amount of crash reports sent to Apple, to give hackers more of a chance to develop their exploits into workable Jailbreaks, and also allow hackers to have a large library of (possible) exploits at their disposal.

Hacker P0sixninja, who is one of the head members of Chronic-Dev, recently sent out a tweet reminding Jailbreakers who are updating to OS X Mountain Lion beta to re-run the Chronic-Dev Crash Reporter tool. This is because when you update to OS X Mountain Lion iTunes will begin sending your crash reports back to Apple upon syncing your iOS device. Thus, in order to re-neuter iTunes you will need to simply fire up the Chronic-Dev Crash Reporter tool once again.

Mountain Lion Chronic-Dev Crash Reporter

Don’t forget that if you would like help using the Chronic-Dev Crash Reporter tool you can click here to follow our in-depth how to guide. Have you updated to OS X Mountain Lion? Did you re-neuter iTunes yet? Share your responses in the comments section below…

Comments

  1. Drizzle says

    March 9, 2012 at 1:01 am

    I’m currently running the mountain lion beta on a 2008 2.6 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo macbook pro and have been trying to run absinthe 0.4. Is this version on absinthe compatible with mountain lion? Everytime I try to open the application immediately shuts down with no error message at all. Please let me know if you have any advice. Thanks!

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