iOS 6.1.3 Jailbreak: How to Jailbreak iPhone 4/3GS and iPod Touch 4G Using Sn0wbreeze v2.9.14 [Tutorial]

The popular Windows jailbreak tool, Sn0wbreeze, has recently been updated to version 2.9.14 by iH8sn0w, which brings support for iOS 6.1.3 tethered jailbreak. Now, Windows users can perform a tethered jailbreak on their A4 device (iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4G) running the latest iOS 6.1.3 onboard. The new jailbreak update adds support for apticket validation, which verifies apticket after browsing for iOS 5+ blobs in iFaith mode.

Users of A4 devices can now use the latest Sn0wbreeze tool to create a custom jailbroken firmware file for upgrading their iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to iOS 6.1.3. iPhone 4 and 3GS users can also preserve their device baseband from being upgraded so that it can be unlocked using Ultrasn0w (check our step-by-step guide here).

However, owners of newer iOS devices such as iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2, iPad mini and iPod touch 5G should use the Evasi0n 1.5.3 tool for jailbreaking their devices untethered, as Sn0wbreeze still has no support for A5, A5X, A6 and A6X devices.

NOTE: Sn0wbreeze gains precedence over Evasi0n as a jailbreaking tool for its innate exploits involving carrier unlock and hacktivation capability. However, such feats no longer work on newer A5 devices and above (such as iPhone 5, iPhone 4S), as the tool lacks low-level DFU exploits to be able to inject jailbreaks into them.

Here is the complete change log for the newly released Sn0wbreeze 2.9.14 (including release notes for v2.9.13, v2.9.12, v2.9.11, v2.9.10, v2.9.9 and v2.9.8):

• 2.9.14: After Cydia's mishap with aptickets from 6.0 --> 6.1.2 (causing soft-dfu loops), sn0wbreeze now includes an apticket validation. It will verify the apticket after browsing for iOS5+ blobs in iFaith mode.
• 2.9.14: Added tethered support for A4 devices on iOS 6.1.3 (3GS old bootroms are untethered as usual).
• 2.9.13: More rootfs bug fixes.
• 2.9.12: Finally fully fixed iPhone3, 2 limera1n payload injection issues.
• 2.9.12:Fixed root filesystem partition re-sizing issues on 5.x.x/6.x.x
• 2.9.11: Fixed bug with Cydia having "compatibility-issues" with the untether package on 6.1.2.
• 2.9.10: Added Apple TV 2 iOS 5.2 sandbox fix. (thanks@nitoTV!)
• 2.9.10: Added iOS 6.1.2 support for 3GS/A4 devices (as usual).
• 2.9.9: Fixed issue with device not showing up in iTunes/xcode.
• 2.9.9: Fixed bug when building iPhone3,2 (iPhone 4 GSM-Rev2) IPSW.
• 2.9.9: Apple TV 2 bug fixes.
• 2.9.9: Now adds evasi0n untether directly to Cydia (for future updates).
• Added 5.2/6.0.x/6.1 untethers provided by evad3rs
• Added iOS 6.1 support for iPhone 3GS, and A4 devices.
• Fixed Hacktivation issues on 6.0.x.
• Fixed some iFaith mode bugs.

Check out our complete step-by-step guide to jailbreak iOS 6.1.3 tethered using Sn0wbreeze below:

How to Jailbreak iOS 6.1.3 Untethered on iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 4G Using Sn0wbreeze 2.9.14

Step 1: Download the latest version of Sn0wbreeze from here.

Note: Windows 8 users should download and install .NET Framework 3.5 from here.

Step 2: Connect your A4 (iPhone 4/3GS, iPod Touch 4G) device running iOS 6 to the Windows computer via the 30-pin connection cable.

Note: The new version of Sn0wbreeze also fixes soft-DFU loops with apticket validation after browsing for iOS 5+ blobs in iFaith mode.

Step 3: Browse and select the downloaded Sn0wbreeze v2.9.14 file from step 1 and extract the file to a folder on desktop. Then launch the executable file from the extracted folder.

Step 4: Tap the blue next button at the bottom-right corner of the display and hit Browse for an IPSW button. Now, point Sn0wbreeze to the relevant firmware for the device. The latest version iOS 6.1.3 firmware can be downloaded here.

Step 5: Once Sn0wbreeze successfully recognises the IPSW firmware file, choose Next and click Simple Mode option (other two options - iFaith Mode and Expert Mode - are not needed at this time).

Step 6: Sn0wbreeze stitches together a custom created IPSW firmware image file that can be restored to the device. This process may take some time. So, just relax and enjoy a game of PacMan (click on the button) or wait until the process completes.

Step 7: Once the custom firmware is ready, a "Done" message appears on screen. Now, click OK and follow the onscreen instructions to place your device in Pwned DFU Mode.

Step 8: After clicking OK, Sn0wbreeze alerts you that the device has entered Pwned DFU Mode. Exit or close Sn0wbreeze, launch iTunes and choose the connected device in the left hand menu.

Step 9: Hold Shift key on the keyboard and hit Restore in iTunes. When iTunes prompts to choose a firmware file, browse and select the custom created IPSW that is extracted to the desktop.

Step 10: Wait until iTunes completes the restore process. After the process is complete, your iOS device will be fully jailbroken and the striking Cydia icon will appear on the home screen.

[Source: Redmond Pie]