NOTE: On macOS 10.14 and higher, you need to grant the Full Disk Access permission to EPB to have access to the default iTunes backups folder. NOTE: You can also drag-and-drop the ist file to the Explore Keychain page. Keychain dump downloaded via Elcomsoft iOS Forensic Toolkit Keychain data downloaded from iCloud synced data (EPB 9.60 and later) Keychain data downloaded from iCloud Keychain (EPB 9.50 and lower)
You will need the following password/key to decrypt the keychain: Decrypted backups must have the same file names as in iTunes backup, which is why it is recommended to not use the Restore original file names option when decrypting the backup. NOTE: Only the backups decrypted with EPB 3.0 or higher are supported. It can be obtained from 32-bit devices (up to iPhone 5/5C) using the physical acquisition method, e.g. That key is unique for every device and is not available in the backup. For iTunes backups that do not have the password set, as well as for iCloud backups, keychain can be decrypted only if the "security key" is known. This includes email account passwords, Wi-Fi passwords, and passwords you enter on the websites and in some other applications.ĮPB is able to decrypt keychain data from password-protected backups (iOS 4 and later) if the backup password is known (or has been recovered using EPB for Windows). Some of the most valuable information stored in iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad backups is keychains. Keychain explorer Keychain Explorer for Encrypted Backup
0 kommentar(er)
