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Kernel Crash on iOS 18.3.2, This Might Actually Mean Something

I just came across a kernel panic log from an iPhone 11 Pro running iOS 18.3.2 (build 22D82), and it looks very promising. This isn’t just some random crash, the log shows a failure in CPU 5 tied to a kernel static region, which could mean there’s a real vulnerability here.

What makes it even more interesting is that this crash happened on a clean, untouched device. No jailbreak, no modifications, just straight-up iOS. That’s pretty rare.

The log points to an instruction at 0xfffffff0180a2878, which is deep in kernel-level code. That’s exactly the kind of spot attackers look for when trying to find a way to gain root access.

Also, for the curious: the device was running iBoot version 11881.80.57. That info could be useful if someone wants to reproduce the issue or build a tool around it.

Some folks are speculating it might be a use-after-free bug or a buffer overflow, either one would be a big deal. Nothing confirmed yet, but it’s definitely worth watching.

TL;DR: This could be the start of something big for iOS 18.3.2 jailbreakers. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but this kind of crash doesn’t just happen for no reason.