2025-09-25 –, Off-Main Track
Everyone thinks iOS is unbreakable. This talk disagrees.
In Unbreaking the iPhone, we’ll dissect the invisible scaffolding behind Apple’s mobile empire. From Secure Enclave architecture to KTRR and PAC. We’ll explore how researchers theorize paths to reverse bootchain security, defeat SEP isolation, and repurpose GPU driver vulnerabilities for kernel access —even on post-checkm8 devices.
This isn’t a jailbreak tutorial, it’s a blueprint for those aiming to reach the highest levels of mobile OS exploitation.
Jack Sessions is a cybersecurity researcher from Melbourne specializing in mobile security, forensics, and counterintelligence. He builds custom Android OS toolkits for anti-forensics, reverse-engineers real world apps for CVEs, and advises early stage security startups.
Jack blends offensive research with field driven counter-surveillance techniques to push the limits of what’s possible on mobile devices.
He also runs a YouTube channel @JackSessions featuring mobile hacking tutorials, forensic deep dives, and live analysis of mobile threat landscapes.