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Logical Acquisition of Mobile Devices Elcomsoft Phone Breaker enables forensic access to information stored in a wide range of mobile devices. The tool delivers logical acquisition for Apple iOS devices, BlackBerry OS and BlackBerry 10 smartphones, as well as devices powered by Windows 10, Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile operating systems. Acquisition of local and cloud backups as well as cloud extraction of synchronized data are available. Decrypting iOS Backups Decrypt password-protected local backups produced by Apple iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices.
Hardware-accelerated attacks make use of existing AMD and NVIDIA video cards to speed up the recovery. Cloud Acquisition via Apple iCloud and Microsoft Account Cloud acquisition is a highly effective way of retrieving up-to-date information backed up or synced by modern smartphones with their respective cloud services. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker supports the extraction of cloud backups and synced data from Apple iCloud and Microsoft Account, enabling remote acquisition of iPhone and iPad devices as well as smartphones running Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile. Online backups can be acquired by forensic specialists without having the original iOS or Windows Phone device in hands.
All that’s needed to access online backups stored in the cloud service are the original user’s credentials including Apple ID or Live ID accompanied with the corresponding password. Accessing iCloud without Login and Password If the user’s Apple ID and password are not available, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can use a binary authentication token created by Apple iCloud Control Panel in order to login to iCloud and retrieve information. The use of authentication tokens allows bypassing two-factor authentication even if no access to the secondary authentication factor is available.
Acquiring iCloud Keychain Elcomsoft Phone Breaker is the only tool on the market to access, extract and decrypt iCloud Keychain, Apple's cloud-based system for storing and syncing passwords, credit card data and other highly sensitive information across devices. As opposed to authorizing a new Apple device, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker does not become part of the circle of trust and does not require a middleware device, thus offering truly forensic extraction of protected records. FileVault 2 Decrypting Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can extract escrow decryption keys from the user’s Apple account, and make use of those keys to decrypt macOS FileVault 2 volumes even if user account password is not known. Cloud acquisition is a great way of retrieving information stored in mobile backups produced by Apple iOS, and a handy alternative when exploring Windows Phone, Windows 10 Mobile and desktop Windows 10 devices. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can retrieve information from Apple iCloud and Microsoft Account provided that original user credentials for that account are known.
Online backups can be acquired by forensic specialists without having the original iOS or Windows device in hands. All that’s needed to access online backups stored in the cloud service are the original user’s credentials including Apple ID or Microsoft Account accompanied with the corresponding password. If the user’s Apple ID and password are not available, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can use a binary authentication token created by Apple iCloud Control Panel in order to login to iCloud and retrieve information. The use of authentication tokens allows bypassing two-factor authentication even if no access to the secondary authentication factor is available. The Forensic edition of Elcomsoft Phone Breaker comes with the ability to acquire and use authentication tokens from Windows and Mac OS X computers, hard drives or forensic disk images.
Authentication tokens for all users of that computer can be extracted, including domain users (providing that their system logon passwords are known). The tools are available in both Windows and Mac versions of the tool. Authentication tokens are obtained from the suspect’s computer on which iCloud Control Panel is installed. In order for the token to be created, the user must have been logged in to iCloud Control Panel on that PC at the time of acquisition. Authentication tokens can be extracted from live systems (a running Mac OS or Windows PC) or retrieved from users’ hard drives or forensic disk images.
Note: this functionality is only available in Forensic edition. FileVault 2 is a whole-disk encryption scheme used in Apple’s Mac OS X. FileVault 2 protects the entire startup partition with secure 256-bit XTS-AES encryption.
If the user forgets their account password, or if the encrypted volume is moved to a different computer, a FileVault 2 can be unlocked with a special Recovery Key. If the user logs in with their Apple ID credentials, the Recovery Key can be saved into the user’s iCloud account. Should the user forget their password, the system can automatically use the Recovery Key to unlock the encrypted volume. It is important to note that Apple does not allow the end user to view or extract FileVault 2 recovery keys from iCloud.
Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can extract FileVault 2 recovery keys from the user’s iCloud account, and use these keys to decrypt encrypted disk images. Valid authentication credentials (Apple ID/password or iCloud authentication token) as well as volume identification information extracted from the FileVault-encrypted disk image are required. Note: this functionality is only available in Forensic edition. Starting with iOS 9, iPhones automatically sync certain types of data with iCloud in real time. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker automatically downloads synced data including call logs, contacts, notes (included deleted notes and attachments), calendars as well as Web browsing activities including Safari history (including deleted records), bookmarks and open tabs. Unlike iCloud backups that may or may not be created on daily basis, synced information is pushed to Apple servers just minutes after the corresponding activity has taken place.
Once uploaded, synced data can be retained for months with no option for the end user to clear the data or disable the syncing. In addition to iCloud backups, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can download files stored in the user’s iCloud account such as documents or spreadsheets, third-party application data (such as WhatsApp own backups, 1Password database, Passbook/Wallet data etc.), and more. Files from a synced Mac such as Desktop, Documents, and Trash can be extracted. Some of this data (mostly documents) is available using the iCloud feature on Windows and macOS systems, but most files are only accessible using Elcomsoft Phone Breaker.
The exact set of data available may depend on the version of iOS installed, iCloud synchronization settings, the list of applications installed on the devices connected to the given account, and the options set in these applications. Note that there is no email notification sent by Apple when downloading files from iCloud. Note: this functionality is only available in Forensic edition. Apple’s iCloud Photo Library is designed to help users store and synchronize media files between multiple devices. If iCloud Photo Library is enabled, media files are no longer saved to iOS iCloud backups. As a result, acquiring iCloud backups or downloading files stored in iCloud Drive does not automatically provide access to media files stored in the iCloud Photo Library. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can extract photos and videos stored in the user’s iCloud Photo Library.
In addition to existing files, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can extract media files that have been deleted from the Library during the past 30 days. Selective downloads are possible by specifying which user-created albums to download. Local backups produced by BlackBerry Link are always encrypted with a highly secure hardware-specific encryption key, effectively preventing forensic analytic tools from processing BlackBerry 10 data. As even the original use has no control over the password protecting these backups, the only possible way of using these backups was restoring them onto a BlackBerry device with the same BlackBerry ID, making forensic analysis of these backups extremely cumbersome. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can effectively decrypt BlackBerry 10 backups produced with BlackBerry Link if the user’s BlackBerry ID and password are known. Note: this functionality is only available in Forensic edition. Downloading a large backup for the very first time can potentially take hours.
Subsequent updates are incremental, and occur much faster. If speed is essential, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker offers the ability to quickly acquire select information and skip data that’s taking the longest to download (such as music and videos). Information such as messages, attachments, phone settings, call logs, address books, notes, calendars, email account settings, camera roll, and many other pieces of information can be pre-selected and downloaded in just minutes, providing investigators with near real-time access to essential information. ElcomSoft offers a highly efficient, cost-effective solution to lengthy attacks by dramatically increasing the speed of password recovery when one or more supported video cards are present.
The company’s patented GPU acceleration reduces the time required to recover iPhone/iPad/iPod and BlackBerry backup passwords by orders of magnitude. The latest generation of ElcomSoft GPU acceleration technology supports unlimited numbers of AMD or NVIDIA boards. To make GPU acceleration cost-effective, ElcomSoft implemented support for multiple diverse GPU acceleration units running at the same time. Effectively, this budget-friendly solution allows mixing multiple generations of compatible video cards, extending existing systems by adding new acceleration hardware instead of replacing. Note: not applicable to MacOS X edition. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker supports an advanced dictionary attack with customizable permutations.
According to multiple security researches, the majority of users choose meaningful, dictionary-based passwords that are easier for them to remember. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker is able to recover such passwords and their variations quickly and efficiently no matter which language they are. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker supports a variety of permutations of dictionary words, trying hundreds of variants for each dictionary word to ensure the best possible chance to recover the password. Note: not applicable to MacOS X version. IOS offers a highly secure, encrypted storage for many types of data. Stored Web forms and browser passwords, email accounts, application passwords and authentication tokens (including Apple ID account token) are stored securely in keychains that are encrypted with hardware keys unique to each individual device.
Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can extract and decrypt iOS keychain from local (iTunes-style) password-protected backups. The built-in Keychain Explorer tool allows browsing and exploring keychain items on the spot. Note: for local non-encrypted backups and backups downloaded from iCloud, decrypting the keychain is only possible for jailbroken 32-bit devices, and only if you have physical access to the device and can obtain the encryption key (0x835, securityd) using. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can decrypt encrypted containers created by popular password managers including BlackBerry Password Keeper and Wallet for BlackBerry, as well as 1Password, allowing investigators accessing all of the suspect’s stored passwords. Instant Decryption of BlackBerry Password Keeper (BlackBerry 10) Previous versions of BlackBerry Password Keeper used a user-specified master password to protect the password container.
Recent versions of BlackBerry Password Keeper employ an escrow key to achieve the same. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can extract the escrow key and instantly decrypt BlackBerry Password Keeper containers extracted from BlackBerry 10 backups. Note: BlackBerry 10 backups themselves are also protected and must be decrypted with Elcomsoft Phone Breaker prior to targeting BlackBerry Password Keeper. 1Password 1Password is a popular cross-platform password manager available for Mac OS X, Windows, Android and iOS. 1Password containers are protected with a user-defined master password. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can attack master passwords and decrypt 1Password containers retrieved from Dropbox, iTunes of iCloud backups.
The recovery of BlackBerry (prior to verison 10) password is possible if the user-selectable Device Password security option is enabled to encrypt media card data. By analyzing information stored on encrypted media cards, Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker can try millions password combinations per second, recovering a fairly long 7-character password in a matter of hours.
With the ability to recover the device password, ElcomSoft does what's been long considered impossible, once again making Elcomsoft Phone Password Breaker the world's first. Note: this feature is available in Windows version only. Apple OS X.
OS X 10.8. OS X 10.9.
OS X 10.10. OS X 10.11. 10.12 Elcomsoft Phone Breaker supports password-protected backups to iPhone, iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8 and 8 Plus, iPhone X, iPad (all generations including iPad Pro), iPad Mini and iPod Touch (all generations) devices are supported. Additional Requirements. manifest.plist file from iTunes backup (for iTunes backup password recovery).
Complete iTunes backup (to read keychain data). Apple ID and password or authentication token (to downoad iCloud backup or files from iCloud). Windows Live! ID and password (to download Windows Phone backup). BlackBerry ID and password (to decrypt BB 10 backup). One or more of supported NVIDIA or AMD cards(recommended for hardware acceleration of password recovery) Trial Limitations Free trial version (Windows) uses all available CPUs and GPUs, but shows only first two characters of backup passwords (hiding the rest under the asterisks), and does not allow dictionary mutations (Windows version only; Mac version does not have password recovery features at all). Also, trial version (Windows and MacOS X) does not show passwords extracted from the keychain, and allows to download only a few specific categories from iCloud backup.
Release notes Elcomsoft Phone Breaker v.8.10.22432 28 November, 2017. added support for new Apple authentication (GSA). detect 2FA on iCloud account without sending the notification to trusted devices. added an ability to authenticate with SMS for 2FA acounts. Apple OS X. OS X 10.8.
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Complete iTunes backup (to read keychain data). Apple ID and password or authentication token (to downoad iCloud backup or files from iCloud). Windows Live! ID and password (to download Windows Phone backup). BlackBerry ID and password (to decrypt BB 10 backup).
One or more of supported NVIDIA or AMD cards(recommended for hardware acceleration of password recovery) Trial Limitations Free trial version (Windows) uses all available CPUs and GPUs, but shows only first two characters of backup passwords (hiding the rest under the asterisks), and does not allow dictionary mutations (Windows version only; Mac version does not have password recovery features at all). Also, trial version (Windows and MacOS X) does not show passwords extracted from the keychain, and allows to download only a few specific categories from iCloud backup. Release notes Elcomsoft Phone Breaker v.8.10.22432 28 November, 2017. added support for new Apple authentication (GSA). detect 2FA on iCloud account without sending the notification to trusted devices. added an ability to authenticate with SMS for 2FA acounts.
Posted by Andrey Malyshev on 14 August 2017 02:18 PM Note: this is the second part of EIFT FAQ, mostly on the new version (1.20) released on July 17th, 2013. The first (basic) part is available. So you actually support for iPhone 5 now? Yes, we support iPhone 5, 4S, and all previous generations. What about iPad 4, iPad Mini and iPod Touch 5th gen? They're now also supported.
Are there any limitations supporting these last-generation devices? Unfortunately, there are limitations. For recent devices such as iPhone 4S and 5 or iPad 2 to 4, we can only deal with jailbroken devices. So we can perform physical acquisition if a device is already jailbroken or if you can install the jailbreak yourself. How can I install the jailbreak?
Considering you have a device running iOS 6, you’ll be using the “evasi0n” jailbreak. Currently, it supports iOS 6.0 to 6.1.2.
Please make sure you understand the procedure and follow it carefully. Read the original jailbreak documentation before installing the code. The most important points are:. Create a local iTunes backup without password. Backup password is a device-specific setting (it’s not just for the backup). If it is set, you may get problems jailbreaking the device.
Remove passcode from the device. What about iOS 6.1.3 and 6.1.4? Is it possible to jailbreak them, or downgrade to an earlier version of iOS?
Unfortunately, jailbreaking is not yet available for these versions of iOS. Downgrading iOS from these versions is not possible either. What if I have a last-gen iPhone, it has a supported version of iOS installed, but it’s locked and the passcode is unknown? Physical acquisition for this device is possible if the device is already jailbroken (which means: you can try).
If it is not, physical acquisition will not be possible. For non-jailbroken devices locked with an unknown passcode, you can only acquire iPhone up to version 4, the original iPad and early generations of iPod Touch. Where do I get the “evasi0n” jailbreak? Please use a search engine to discover the code.
It’s not exactly legal to distribute (but perfectly legal to.use.), so we’re not publishing it here. How do I work with a jailbroken iPhone 4 and older devices? Legacy devices do not require a jailbreak to be physically acquired. You can continue working with them via the DFU mode. Are the any other differences between old and new versions of the Toolkit I should know about? Yes, there are differences affecting the way you’ll be using the product:.
We still have two versions of the script - 'Toolkit.cmd' (Toolkit.command in Mac version) and 'Toolkit-JB.cmd' (Toolkit-JB.command). The second version has a new name now; it was called 'Toolkit-A5' before, simply because it was intended for A5 devices only (iPhone 4S, the new iPad, and iPad with Retina display). Now it is more universal and works with A5+ devices, so also including iPhone 5, iPad 4, iPad Mini and iPod Touch 5th gen.
Toolkit menu is reorganized. You no longer have to specify device type for legacy devices (up to iPhone 4) when using the toolkit script for older devices.
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Toolkit script for newer devices (iPhone 5 etc.) is also updated. You will no longer have to upload the utilities ('passcode' and 'dumpkeys') manually, setting the required execute permissions etc.
This process is now done automatically once you select the appropriate menu item. However, you still have to specify the iOS version (5 or 6) because there are significant differences between them. The 'Toolkit-JB' script asks me for a password, what's that?
It is the password of the user 'root'. The default password (immediately after installing the jailbreak) is 'alpine' (without quotes).
How do I change the 'root' password? If you don’t know the password, and the default password does not work, you may need to change it. Use any available tool to access files stored in the iOS device (such as iFunBox or iExplorer) to edit the following file: /private/etc/master.passwd The line corresponding to the root account should look like this: root:/smx7MYTQIi2M:0:0::0:0:System Administrator:/var/root:/bin/sh Saving the modified master.passwd file back to the device will restore the default root password to 'alpine'. Of course, if you know the existing password, there is no need to change it. Are there any other requirements for jailbroken devices?
Yes, there is a requirement to have a working SSH server running on the device. To check whether it is already there, start the 'Toolkit-JB' first; this will automatically establish a tunnel between SSH port (22) on the device and port 3022 on the localhost. Now use an SSH client to connect to localhost on port 3022, e.g.
Using the following command: ssh -p 3022 root@localhost If an SSH session is established, or if you are asked for a password, or if you receive a key fingerprint mismatch error, then the SSH server is already running on the device. If the connection is not established or refused, then there is no SSH server running.
You can fix it by installing the OpenSSH package using Cydia (which should be present on all jailbroken devices). From time to time, I get the following error: 'Failed to add the host to the list of known hosts (/cygdrive/c/Device/Null). What does that mean?
You can just ignore it. How long does it take to crack a passcode? It depends on many factors such as the device model, the type and length of the passcode, and sheer luck. A simple 4-digit passcode on iPhone 4 can be cracked in 20-40 minutes. The same passcode on iPhone 5 will take about 10 minutes. Long and complex passcodes may take forever.
The speed of password recovery may vary from only 4 passcodes per second on iPhone 4 to about 15 p/s on iPhone 5. Why is passcode recovery so slow? Are you planning to use GPU acceleration for that? On iOS devices, the password recovery process can only run on the device itself. It cannot be outsourced or broken offline. This is the way Apple secures its devices, and this is one of the reasons why Apple devices are so secure. Once I run a passcode recovery, will the iPhone be locked, disabled or wiped after too many unsuccessful attempts?
Even if the device has the 'Erase all data on this iPhone after 10 failed passcode attempts' setting turned on, the setting is not applicable here. The Toolkit accesses the hardware directly, and does not care about any iOS settings. The device will never be locked.
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In Windows, a separate console window with 'Tunnel 3022-22' is being opened, is that normal? Please do not close it while the Toolkit is running. Do I ever need physical acquisition? Why is it better than logical? Physical acquisition returns more data than logical acquisition. The keychain can only be completely decrypted with physical acquisition.
In addition, some files on the device are locked and not being copied with logical acquisition, while physical acquisition operates at a lower level and acquires the complete image of the device. With physical acquisition, is it possible to recover the data that have been deleted from the device (such as photos)? For iOS 4/5/6 – unfortunately, no. Sometimes, however, you can restore deleted messages (SMS and iMessage) and some other data stored in SQLite databases (you would need 3rd party forensic software for that, though).
In brief, what is the typical usage of the Toolkit, and where should I start from? The first step depends on the model of your iOS device. For iPhone 4 and older devices, you should enter the device into the DFU mode and load RAMdisk into it (see the manual for details). For iPhone 4S+, you need to jailbreak the device and install OpenSSH. Then, the typical steps are:.
Break the passcode (if it is set and not known) via menu item 3. Without the passcode some information cannot be decrypted; however, this step is still optional. Obtain device keys and keychain data (menu item 4). This is mandatory. Without the keys, neither keychain nor device image can be decrypted. Decrypt the keychain (menu item 5).
This is not needed if you only need to acquire and decrypt the image of the device file system. However, there is a lot of critical data in the keychain such as backup password, passwords to all Wi-Fi access points the device ever connected to, mail (SMTP, POP3 and IMAP) passwords, sometimes the password to Apple ID, passwords entered into Web forms, etc. Create an image of the disk (menu item 6) and decrypt it (7), or create a tarball (logical acquisition).
Reboot the device (you can do that either by selecting menu item 9 in the Toolkit, or by keeping pressing Home and Sleep buttons on the device for some time). Wait while the process finishes, which can take up to 40 minutes for a 32-GB device.