Sticktron is a developer who recently announced his intention to release another iOS 10.3.x jailbreak. Now he told more about the status of his instrument. The developer confirmed that he does not yet release his tool, as he "essentially copies jailbreak yalu103".
Jailbreak G0blin for 64-bit devices with iOS 10.3.3 will be released soon

Now in the field of jailbreaking is a lot of thanks to a large number of tools for 10 and iOS 11, as well as exploits Siguza and Ian Bir from Google.
This jailbreak uses the Siguza exploit and is designed for 64-bit devices with iOS 10.3.x.
The developer said that he created his tool based on the exploit "V0rtex", discovered by the talented hacker Siguza. He also confirmed that the only thing that prevents jailbreak is the "lack of access to root".
In addition, the developer promised to solve this problem and issue an IPA file as soon as possible. The tool will support Cydia and Substrate, which means that G0blin will be a full-fledged jailbreak.
The status of the tool is blin As you can know, blin is essentially a copy of jailbreak yalu 103 - it supports the same devices, but with 10.3 ( .x ). At the heart of the exploit is " rtex ", discovered by Siguza The only problem is that you do not have access to root.
I added Cydia support manually, so the application runs at 100%. Now I need to come up with something for the rest of the applications. I have a backup plan that I can use to release a jailbreak before I continue working on a permanent solution.

Sticktron managed to add support for Cydia itself so the application will work. When G0blin comes out publicly as an IPA file, it will be compatible with all 64-bit devices with iOS 10.3.3, except for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, which are incompatible with the KPP workaround.
If you are interested in installing the G0blin tool right now, you must have some skills, because You will need to download the project from GitHub , create an IPA file from it and download it to the device via Xcode or Cydia Impactor. Or just wait for the public IPA.