A Twitter user using the alias 08Tc3wBB has created a tfp0 exploit to jailbreak the latest iPhones running iOS 13.3. The exploit has already been confirmed by security researcher Raz Mashat.
Currently, there is little information about the exploit. It is known to work on smartphones with Apple A12 and A13 processors, specifically the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max.
08Tc3wBB published a video demonstrating the operation process, from which, however, little is clear - it is only shown how the exploit creator launches a special application and forces Apple News to malfunction.
It's worth noting that this is not the first tfp0 exploit announced for iOS 13 or iPhone 11 Pro. Three months earlier, a researcher known by the pseudonym @iBSparkes announced that a new iPhone model based on the A13 processor had been jailbroken, but the exploit never turned into a full-fledged jailbreak tool.
It is possible that this could happen in the case of 08Tc3wBB - the researcher has not yet announced the exact release date of the exploit. In addition, according to Mashat, 08Tc3wBB has not yet decided whether to publish information about the vulnerability in the public domain, or to report it to Apple, which, by the way, recently opened access to its closed bug bounty program, privately.
