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| Device | Chip | Bootrom version | |----------------|-----------|----------------| | iPhone 3GS | S5L8920 | 0x24000 (vulnerable) | | iPhone 4 | S5L8930 | 0x21000 (vulnerable) | | iPad 1 | S5L8930 | 0x21000 (vulnerable) |

While obsolete, the powdersn0w exploit class remains a milestone in iOS security research. It underscores the importance of formal verification for bootrom code and serves as a case study in exploit persistence. powdersn0w

As Apple retires older servers and app compatibility shifts, tools like Powdersn0w allow developers and historians to keep legacy environments alive for testing and archival purposes. Safety and Requirements | Device | Chip | Bootrom version |