January 2018
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When an iPhone is switched on, it is booted to its operating system; this mode is known as the normal mode. Most regular activities (calling, texting, and so on) performed on an iPhone will be run in the normal mode.
When an iPhone is turned on, internally, it goes through a secure boot chain, as shown in the following figure. This does not occur for jailbroken devices. Each step in the boot-up process contains software components that are cryptographically signed by Apple to ensure integrity.

The Boot ROM, known as the secure ROM, is read-only memory (ROM), and is the first significant ...