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iOS Hacking Resources
A curated reference collection by iOS security researcher Siguza covering ARM architecture, Mach-O internals, sandboxing/IPC, kernel design, and iOS mitigations (KTRR, PPL, SPRR, PAN, PAC, MTE), alongside write-ups of real iOS vulnerabilities and exploitation chains. It links primarily to vendor docs, academic papers, and post-mortem research.
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