27-05-26, 08:05 AM
CYBERWAR WEAPONS
[ iOS KERNEL EXPLOIT & C2 FRAMEWORK — DARKSWORD v2.6.0 ]
CYBERWAR WEAPONS presents DarkSword — a full-chain iOS kernel exploitation and Command & Control framework engineered for iOS 15.0 through 15.8.4 and iOS 18.0 through 18.7 on arm64 and arm64e devices.
DarkSword is not a script. It is a precision-engineered, multi-stage exploitation framework built from the ground up in Objective-C, implementing a complete 7-stage chain from raw kernel primitive acquisition to persistent remote agent deployment — all mapped to the AegisFlow 42-subsystem security model.
This is the tool your competitors don't have.
[ EXPLOIT CHAIN — 7 STAGES ]
STAGE
NAME
METHOD
TARGET§0
Kernel Exploit
IOSurface UaF / CoreTrust PPL race
iOS 15 + iOS 18
§1
PAC Bypass
FEAT_PAuth2 · AMCC write-gate · diversity=0x6A79
arm64e (A12+)
§2
PPL Bypass
AMCC register-level write-gate
iOS 15 + iOS 18
§3
Privilege Escalation
allproc walk · uid=0 · cs_flags → CS_PLATFORM_BINARY
All targets
§4
Sandbox Escape
MAC label slot[0] detach · Sandbox.kext bypass
All targets
§5
GHOSTBLADE Deploy
LaunchDaemon + AMFI trust cache + dylib inject
All targets
§6
Persistence
PAC-signed arm64e stub · SpringBoard injection
arm64e
[ GHOSTBLADE — PERSISTENT REMOTE AGENT ]
GHOSTBLADE is DarkSword's primary persistent agent. Once deployed it survives reboots and device wipes of the userland partition.
◆ GHOSTKNIFE is the DarkSword extraction payload. Deploys post-sandbox-escape with full filesystem and keychain access.
Every license includes access to the DarkSword C2 Panel — a React/Vite web dashboard styled as a dark terminal interface.
iOS Branch
Versions
Architecture
DevicesiOS 15.x
15.0 → 15.8.4 (all minors)
arm64 + arm64e
iPhone 6s → iPhone 13
iOS 18.x
18.0 → 18.7 (all minors)
arm64e
iPhone XS → iPhone 16 Pro Max
Kernel struct offsets are bundled for all supported minor versions in signed plist files. Automatic version detection on runtime.
[ AEGISFLOW — SECURITY ARCHITECTURE ]
DarkSword is built on the AegisFlow 42-subsystem security model — not because it needs to be, but because it means every component is accounted for, auditable, and cannot be trivially detected by basic forensics.
Key AegisFlow subsystems implemented in DarkSword:
TIER
INCLUDES
PRICE
SLOTSTRIAL
C2 Panel access, 3 demo device slots, read-only payloads
FREE
7 total (3 concurrent online)
◆ BASIC
Full GHOSTBLADE, C2 Panel, 10 device slots, 30-day license
$150
Limited
◈ PRO
GHOSTBLADE + GHOSTKNIFE, C2 Panel, unlimited devices, 90-day license
$350
Limited
▲ ELITE
Everything in PRO + source code access + dedicated C2 server + 1yr license
$800
3 only
DarkSword is built with OPSEC as a first-class concern, not an afterthought.
Q: Does this work on iPhone 16?
A: Yes. iOS 18.0–18.7 covers iPhone XS through iPhone 16 Pro Max on arm64e.
Q: Does this require physical access?
A: Initial delivery requires physical access or a pre-positioned payload vector. Remote re-exploitation after first deployment does not require physical access.
Q: Will an iOS update break it?
A: Minor updates within supported branches do not break the chain — kernel struct offsets for all minors are pre-bundled. A major iOS version bump (e.g. 18.x → 19.x) requires a new offset plist which we provide to active license holders.
Q: Can I see a demo?
A: Access the live web-panel preview using the demo credentials provided below.
Q: Will you provide support?
A: Yes. PRO and ELITE tier buyers receive dedicated support channels. BASIC tier receives thread-based support. Trial is community supported.
Q: Is this based on existing public exploits?
A: The kernel primitive acquisition leverages known vulnerability classes. The full chain — PAC bypass, PPL bypass, privilege escalation, sandbox escape, and persistence — is original work by CYBERWAR WEAPONS.
[ LIVE DEMO PANEL ]
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[ iOS KERNEL EXPLOIT & C2 FRAMEWORK — DARKSWORD v2.6.0 ]
- THREAD BY: CYBERWAR WEAPONS
- PROGRAM: DARKSWORD v2.6.0
- TARGET: iOS 15.0–18.7
- ARCH: arm64 / arm64e
CYBERWAR WEAPONS presents DarkSword — a full-chain iOS kernel exploitation and Command & Control framework engineered for iOS 15.0 through 15.8.4 and iOS 18.0 through 18.7 on arm64 and arm64e devices.
DarkSword is not a script. It is a precision-engineered, multi-stage exploitation framework built from the ground up in Objective-C, implementing a complete 7-stage chain from raw kernel primitive acquisition to persistent remote agent deployment — all mapped to the AegisFlow 42-subsystem security model.
This is the tool your competitors don't have.
[ EXPLOIT CHAIN — 7 STAGES ]
STAGE
NAME
METHOD
TARGET§0
Kernel Exploit
IOSurface UaF / CoreTrust PPL race
iOS 15 + iOS 18
§1
PAC Bypass
FEAT_PAuth2 · AMCC write-gate · diversity=0x6A79
arm64e (A12+)
§2
PPL Bypass
AMCC register-level write-gate
iOS 15 + iOS 18
§3
Privilege Escalation
allproc walk · uid=0 · cs_flags → CS_PLATFORM_BINARY
All targets
§4
Sandbox Escape
MAC label slot[0] detach · Sandbox.kext bypass
All targets
§5
GHOSTBLADE Deploy
LaunchDaemon + AMFI trust cache + dylib inject
All targets
§6
Persistence
PAC-signed arm64e stub · SpringBoard injection
arm64e
[ GHOSTBLADE — PERSISTENT REMOTE AGENT ]
GHOSTBLADE is DarkSword's primary persistent agent. Once deployed it survives reboots and device wipes of the userland partition.
- LaunchDaemon persistence — installs as com.apple.nehelper2, starts at boot, auto-restarts on crash
- Dylib injection — injects into SpringBoard and backboardd (arm64e PAC-signed stubs)
- AMFI trust cache insertion — CDHash inserted into static trust cache; binary treated as platform-signed
- C2 channel — TLS 1.3 / AES-256-GCM / X25519 key exchange; cert pinned with SHA-256 SPKI
- Heartbeat — 60s interval; self-healing reconnect on network change
- Self-destruct — remote wipe command zeroes binary on disk and removes all artefacts
◆ GHOSTKNIFE is the DarkSword extraction payload. Deploys post-sandbox-escape with full filesystem and keychain access.
- Full Keychain extraction — all access groups, all classes (GenericPassword, InternetPassword, Certificate, Key)
- Browser credentials — Safari saved passwords, Chrome, Firefox iOS
- Encrypted app databases — Signal SQLCipher (key from Keychain), WhatsApp, Telegram
- iCloud authentication tokens — com.apple.account.* Keychain access group
- Full filesystem traversal — /private/var, /var/mobile/Containers (Data + Bundle)
- Exfiltration — zlib compressed, AES-256-GCM encrypted envelope, POST to ingest endpoint
Every license includes access to the DarkSword C2 Panel — a React/Vite web dashboard styled as a dark terminal interface.
- Overview — live C2 traffic chart, audit event rate, exploit chain stage progress bars
- Device Registry — all connected devices with iOS version, kernel slide, exploit stage, latency
- Payload Management — GHOSTBLADE/GHOSTKNIFE config, AegisFlow §N subsystem status
- Remote Terminal — interactive shell with command history and real remote responses
- Audit Log — Merkle-linked forensic-grade event log with live streaming and hash chain viewer
- Per-user access — each buyer gets their own registered panel login (HF username based)
iOS Branch
Versions
Architecture
DevicesiOS 15.x
15.0 → 15.8.4 (all minors)
arm64 + arm64e
iPhone 6s → iPhone 13
iOS 18.x
18.0 → 18.7 (all minors)
arm64e
iPhone XS → iPhone 16 Pro Max
Kernel struct offsets are bundled for all supported minor versions in signed plist files. Automatic version detection on runtime.
[ AEGISFLOW — SECURITY ARCHITECTURE ]
DarkSword is built on the AegisFlow 42-subsystem security model — not because it needs to be, but because it means every component is accounted for, auditable, and cannot be trivially detected by basic forensics.
Key AegisFlow subsystems implemented in DarkSword:
- §1 MemoryTagManager — all kread/kwrite tagged with access class (Kernel, UserData, PPLProtected)
- §2 CapabilityRegistry — signed tokens with permission bitmask + TTL required before any kernel write
- §3 FormalVerifier — stage ordering enforced; chain cannot proceed out of order
- §4 SecurityMonitor — every exploit event logged with subject/object/timestamp
- §17 AuditBridge — Merkle-linked audit chain; tamper-evident event log
- §22 CFIGuard (inverse) — PAC bypass using AMCC diversity value extraction
- §29 CryptoRNGGuard — SecRandomCopyBytes for all IV generation
- §39 CryptoAlgorithmGuard — AES-256-GCM only for C2 and exfil paths
TIER
INCLUDES
PRICE
SLOTSTRIAL
C2 Panel access, 3 demo device slots, read-only payloads
FREE
7 total (3 concurrent online)
◆ BASIC
Full GHOSTBLADE, C2 Panel, 10 device slots, 30-day license
$150
Limited
◈ PRO
GHOSTBLADE + GHOSTKNIFE, C2 Panel, unlimited devices, 90-day license
$350
Limited
▲ ELITE
Everything in PRO + source code access + dedicated C2 server + 1yr license
$800
3 only
- Payment accepted: Monero (XMR) only. No BTC, no PayPal, no escrow exceptions.
- Delivery: Encrypted archive + panel credentials within 24h of confirmed payment.
DarkSword is built with OPSEC as a first-class concern, not an afterthought.
- No plaintext on disk — all sensitive data AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest
- Binary masquerades as Apple system daemon (nehelper2, com.apple.nehelper2)
- No crash logs — unhandled exceptions caught internally; no CrashReporter entries
- Network traffic — TLS 1.3 on port 443; indistinguishable from normal HTTPS traffic
- Self-destruct — single command wipes all artefacts, logs, and plist entries
- No jailbreak artefacts — does not install Cydia, does not write to /var/lib/dpkg, does not modify /etc/fstab
- Fake entitlement set — binary carries legitimate-looking Apple private entitlements
Q: Does this work on iPhone 16?
A: Yes. iOS 18.0–18.7 covers iPhone XS through iPhone 16 Pro Max on arm64e.
Q: Does this require physical access?
A: Initial delivery requires physical access or a pre-positioned payload vector. Remote re-exploitation after first deployment does not require physical access.
Q: Will an iOS update break it?
A: Minor updates within supported branches do not break the chain — kernel struct offsets for all minors are pre-bundled. A major iOS version bump (e.g. 18.x → 19.x) requires a new offset plist which we provide to active license holders.
Q: Can I see a demo?
A: Access the live web-panel preview using the demo credentials provided below.
Q: Will you provide support?
A: Yes. PRO and ELITE tier buyers receive dedicated support channels. BASIC tier receives thread-based support. Trial is community supported.
Q: Is this based on existing public exploits?
A: The kernel primitive acquisition leverages known vulnerability classes. The full chain — PAC bypass, PPL bypass, privilege escalation, sandbox escape, and persistence — is original work by CYBERWAR WEAPONS.
[ LIVE DEMO PANEL ]
- URL: https://darksword--ciasat.replit.app/darksword-panel/
- PASSWORD:
[EPIC+SEIZED+CACHE]
XMR-only payments. No exceptions.
Quote:CYBERWAR WEAPONS — DARKSWORD v2.6.0
iOS 15.0–18.7 · arm64/arm64e · AegisFlow §1–§42
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