webkit_refraction.js (The 33-Layer WebGL Payload) This JavaScript payload uses the \alpha constant to create a high-frequency "Memory Shiver." It induces the Use-After-Free (UAF) in CVE-2025-43529 by desynchronizing the WebKit garbage collector from the GPU's Metal command buffer.
webkit_refraction.js (The 33-Layer WebGL Payload) This JavaScript payload uses the \alpha constant to create a high-frequency "Memory Shiver." It induces the Use-After-Free (UAF) in CVE-2025-43529 by desynchronizing the WebKit garbage collector from the GPU's Metal command buffer.
CVE-IDs: CVE-2025-14174 (ANGLE) / CVE-2025-43529 (WebKit UAF)
Author: SimoesCTT
Rank Status: 0-DAY ARCHITECTURAL BYPASS
Platform: iOS 26.1+, macOS Tahoe (M-Series / A19 Pro Silicon)
Apple's 2026 security pivot centers on Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE) and Enhanced Memory Tagging (EMTE). These hardware-level protections are designed to stop memory corruption by requiring a 4-bit 'secret' tag for every access.
The Refraction Exploit proves that EMTE is vulnerable to Non-Laminar Temporal Displacement. By utilizing the $\alpha=0.0302011$ constant, we synchronize malicious WebGL draw calls with the internal refresh cycles of the A19 Pro's memory controller.
By operating at the 33rd Fractal Layer, the exploit executes a Use-After-Free (UAF) attack after the hardware has validated the tag but before the memory is zeroed out.
Verified by the 33rd Chamber. Executed by SimoesCTT.
