Release 7.12.0
Corellium 7.12 continues to expand platform coverage, automation capabilities, and advanced research functionality. Key investments in Metal compatibility, AI-driven integrations through MCP, advanced Android debugging, and expanded Apple platform support help customers test earlier, automate more effectively, and conduct deeper mobile security research—all without relying on physical devices.
Mobile OS Support
We've expanded our platform's compatibility with the latest mobile operating system versions:
Apple Platform Support
- Added support for iOS/iPadOS 26.5.2
- Added support for iOS/iPadOS 26.6.0 betas 2, 3, and 4 for SA Falcon Premium only
- Added support for iOS/iPadOS 27.0.0 betas 1, 2, and 3 for SA Falcon Premium only
Early access to beta operating systems remains available for Falcon Premium customers, enabling security teams, developers, and researchers to validate applications and workflows against upcoming Apple releases before public availability.
New Features
Apple Metal Graphics Support (Initial Release)
Corellium now includes initial support for Apple's Metal graphics framework through a software-based implementation focused on Flutter applications. This first phase enables many modern applications that previously could not launch or render correctly within virtualized iOS environments.
Current Scope
- Flutter-based applications
- Application functionality and Metal workflow testing
Future Enhancements
- Expanded Metal compatibility
- Additional graphics acceleration capabilities
- Broader application support
Benefits
- Run and test a wider range of modern mobile applications.
- Improve application compatibility within virtual devices.
- Reduce dependence on physical hardware for application validation.
Android KASAN/HWASAN Kernel Debugging Support
Added advanced support for Kernel Address Sanitizer (KASAN) and Hardware-Assisted Address Sanitizer (HWASAN) environments. This enhancement enables security researchers and platform engineers to identify memory corruption issues, use-after-free vulnerabilities, buffer overflows, and other complex kernel-level defects more efficiently.
Benefits
- Accelerate vulnerability research and root-cause analysis.
- Improve visibility into memory safety issues.
- Enhance kernel exploit development and validation workflows.
Apple Device Pre-Boot into PongoOS
Users can now boot supported Apple devices directly into PongoOS before loading iOS.
Benefits
- Streamline advanced research workflows.
- Reduce setup time for jailbreaking and security testing activities.
- Simplify access to low-level device functionality and custom boot processes.
Enhanced File Browser Downloads
The Files Browser now supports downloading entire folders and nested sub-folder structures directly from virtual devices.
Benefits
- Simplify evidence collection and forensic workflows.
- Reduce manual file-by-file extraction.
- Improve efficiency when exporting application data, logs, and artifacts.
Other Enhancements
Next-Generation API, SDK, and MCP Integration
Corellium's automation framework is undergoing a significant modernization effort with major improvements to APIs, SDKs, documentation, and developer workflows. This release introduces the first phase of an integrated Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server, allowing AI-powered tools and agents to interact directly with Corellium environments through a standardized interface.
Benefits
- Simplify automation and orchestration workflows.
- Accelerate integration with CI/CD pipelines and security tooling.
- Enable AI assistants and autonomous agents to interact directly with Corellium resources.
- Improve developer productivity through expanded APIs and updated documentation.
Frida Framework Updates
Updated platform integration to support the latest Frida releases.
Benefits
- Access the newest instrumentation capabilities.
- Improve compatibility with current tooling and scripts.
- Maintain alignment with evolving mobile research workflows.
Bug Fixes & UI Enhancements
Various underlying bugs have been resolved to improve stability and performance.
Minor user interface tweaks have been implemented for a more intuitive and
user-friendly experience.