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I'm doing some research and know that the target software checks for the existence of certain paths to tell if the device is jailbroken. But none of these paths are in Shadow's blacklist, so Shadow can't help me.
It is hoped that allowing custom addition of filtering rules will make Shadow more powerful. In most cases, users only need to add rules to take effect, without having to wait for an updated version of Shadow.
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Shadow primarily operates using a whitelist strategy. This combined with dynamically creating a blacklist based on installed packages is powerful in itself. You can create custom rulesets already - just make another plist file and follow a similar format.
I'm doing some research and know that the target software checks for the existence of certain paths to tell if the device is jailbroken. But none of these paths are in Shadow's blacklist, so Shadow can't help me.
It is hoped that allowing custom addition of filtering rules will make Shadow more powerful. In most cases, users only need to add rules to take effect, without having to wait for an updated version of Shadow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: