Learn how to remove this malware that is affecting jailbroken iOS 7 devices

Here we will share some immediate solutions to prevent your devices from being affected by this recent malware, "Unflod Baby Panda".

Software that, as we mentioned, is affecting devices, stealing Apple IDs and respective passwords from each user.

How to remove the “Unflod Baby Panda” virus from a jailbroken iOS 7 device?

1. To find out if your device is infected with malware, we recommend you follow these steps:
2. Navigate to the following folder from iFile: / Library / MobileSubstrate / DynamicLibraries /.
3. Check if there is a file in your library with the following name: Unflod.dylib.
4. If not, it is very likely that your iOS 7 device is not infected.
5. If you find the file, we advise you to immediately delete the library and change your Apple ID password.
6. On the other hand, there is an alternative option to check if your device is infected, and according to Esser's recommendations, it is to run a GREP command to see if it finds the Unflod.dylib library on the device.

“grep -R 'WANG XIN' /Applications/”

If you find it, you should remove it immediately, change your Apple ID password, and enable two-step verification.

Finally, we advise you to avoid installing Cydia repositories , as we don't know if these packages come from reliable sources or if they contain pirated software. While Cydia sometimes warns you that a repository is unreliable, in this case, we ask you not to add these sources . Despite their built-in security measures, we don't know how dangerous and malicious the malware they contain might be.

Share your opinions and comments about this, and yes, you are currently being affected by this jailbreak malware on iOS 7.

Check here if your device has malware: Virus Analysis