The project's README from github.com/0xjohnnydev/FilzaSlop. As one markdown file: README.md.
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Not every feature currently works on iOS 18 or iOS 26. Open an issue if you find a problem.
The unsigned IPA is available on the Releases page.
Release v1.1.0 and later do not register filza:// or another URL scheme.
The release build removes CFBundleURLTypes and fails if that key remains.
For these versions, there is no separate standard build. Use the IPA from this
repository's Releases page.
This change prevents an app from finding FilzaSlop through a
canOpenURL: check. It cannot clear a result that another app already saved.
A canOpenURL: failure in a system log confirms only that the URL-scheme
check returned a negative result.
FilzaSlop does not install a daemon or inject code into other processes. Its MobileContainerManager leases and sandbox extensions belong to the Filza process. The generated links and reports are stored in Filza's data container. Deleting the app removes that container. Files that a user edits through a live container link, including Wallpaper Lab changes, are real target files and are not reverted by uninstalling FilzaSlop.
The bundled Filza app can store its own remote-service credentials in its Keychain access group. iOS can retain Keychain items after an app is deleted, although Apple documents this as an implementation detail. Keychain access groups isolate these items from unrelated apps. The injected FilzaSlop code does not use Keychain item APIs, and it cannot read or delete a banking app's saved state. See Apple's notes about uninstall behavior and Keychain access groups.
If a banking app still reports a jailbreak after its URL-scheme check fails:
Sandbox deny messages for jailbreak paths, kern.bootargs, or fork show
that the probe was blocked. They do not show that the requested file or
capability exists.
FilzaSlop checks this repository's latest published, non-prerelease GitHub release when each installed version first launches. It checks again after 24 hours when the app next becomes active. The app shows one alert for each newer release and can open its release page. It does not download or install updates automatically.
The checker stores only the last check date, installed version, and last alerted release tag in the app's local preferences. Its request contains no device identifier or Filza content.
/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/
/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/AppGroup/
/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/PluginKitPlugin/
/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/VPNPlugin/
/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/InternalDaemon/
/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/System/
/private/var/mobile/Containers/Shared/SystemGroup/
/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Protected/
/private/var/containers/Shared/SystemGroup/systemgroup.com.apple.mobilegestaltcache/Library/Caches/
/private/var/containers/Shared/SystemGroup/systemgroup.com.apple.installcoordinationd/Library/InstallCoordination/
Keep this bundle and CodeDirectory identifier:
com.apple.mobile.MobileHouseArrest
Changing it disables the MobileHouseArrest path.
A free Apple Account, also called a Personal Team, cannot currently sign the standalone IPA while keeping the identity required by the MobileHouseArrest path.
The app needs the same value for both identifiers:
CFBundleIdentifier: com.apple.mobile.MobileHouseArrest
CodeDirectory identifier: com.apple.mobile.MobileHouseArrest
Free-account sideloading tools normally register a new App ID. Apple rejects
the identifier above with error 9400 or 9401. Allowing the signer to create
a unique bundle ID can make the app install, but it disables MobileHouseArrest
container access. Giving the app a normal bundle ID while keeping the
MobileHouseArrest CodeDirectory identifier also does not work. iOS rejects that
combination with MismatchedBundleIDSigningIdentifier before launch.
Do not use automatic bundle ID if you expect standalone MobileHouseArrest access. A successful install with a changed identifier is not a working sandbox escape.
Some users buy device-bound certificate and provisioning files from providers such as ArcticSign. These providers are independent of this project, and Apple can revoke their certificates. For more reputable and current sources, ask in the r/Jailbreak Discord or check r/sideloaded before paying.
Free-account users can try the unsigned IPA as a guest in LiveContainer:
[!WARNING] LiveContainer compatibility is experimental. This mode does not provide MobileHouseArrest access. FilzaSlop cannot browse or edit containers for App Store apps or other apps installed by iOS. It can access only guest apps and data stored inside LiveContainer. Use this mode only to manage LiveContainer content.
Apple limits a Personal Team to three installed apps per device, ten registered App IDs, and seven-day provisioning profiles. LiveContainer uses one installed app and one App ID for its guest apps. See Apple's developer account overview, the Sideloadly FAQ, and the LiveContainer documentation for current setup and refresh details.
iOS 26 can hide third-party apps from the normal ContainerManager and
LaunchServices enumeration APIs. FilzaSlop now reads the device-local
LaunchServices store through the accessible com.apple.lsd service container.
It extracts bundle identifier candidates and confirms each candidate with a
direct class-2 ContainerManager lookup. The release IPA does not need a device
catalog.
MCMIdentifiers.plist remains an optional manual fallback. You can generate
one with scripts/refresh_device_catalog.sh and pass it as the third release
build argument.
export THEOS="$HOME/theos"
make clean
make package FINALPACKAGE=1
Inject FilzaApplySandboxExt.dylib into Filza and sign the app.
To build the unsigned release IPA:
./scripts/build_release_ipa.sh \
FilzaSlop-v1.0.0-unsigned.ipa \
FilzaSlop-v1.0.1-unsigned.ipa
Build from the release tag so the script can embed that tag for update
comparison. For an untagged test build, set FILZASLOP_VERSION explicitly.
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