Sources checked: 2026-11-14. Tested on a device by staff: not yet. Written from the certificates page and Apple's documentation, not from running it on a phone.

Open https://nabzclan.vip/certificates/. Each certificate shows a prefix, Signed or Revoked. Apple is asked once a day about every certificate still marked Signed; revoked and expired ones are final and not checked again. A separate badge says whether the profile inside the download is signed, expired or revoked. You need the certificate Signed and the profile not expired.

The top of the page counts how many are signed now and how many are revoked or expired, with the time of the last check. On 2026-11-14 it read 0 signed, 23 revoked or expired. If the count is 0 there is nothing to use right now.

Downloads are for logged-in members. The .p12 password in every file is nabzclan.vip.

If one is revoked. Apple's documentation says profiles containing a revoked certificate become invalid, and apps signed with a revoked or expired in-house certificate can no longer run. Do not re-sign with the same certificate. Pick an entry that is still Signed, or sign with your own Apple Account.

What we do not know. How long a signed certificate will stay signed. Any of them can be revoked at any time.

Full guide: https://nabzclan.vip/threads/82/. If a certificate shows Signed and still fails, tell us your signer and version, your iOS version and the exact error.

These steps can stop working when Apple or the tools change. The forum thread linked above is kept up to date; check it for the latest.