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I've been asked by a number of unfortunate iPhone users to help them restore data from their iTunes backups. This is easy when they are unencrypted, but not when they are encrypted, whether or not the password is known.As such, I'm trying to figure out the encryption scheme used on mddata and mdinfo files when encrypted. I have no problems reading these files otherwise, and have built some robust C# libraries for doing so.
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Make your Software full version with serials from SerialBay.Files are encrypted using AES128 with a 256-bit key. The key is stored securely in the iPhone keychain.' That's a pretty good clue, and there's some good info here on Stackoverflow on iPhone suggesting a keysize of 128 and CBC mode may be used. Aside from any other obfuscation, a key and initialisation vector (IV)/salt are required. One might assume that the key is a manipulation of the 'backup password' that users are prompted to enter by iTunes and passed to ', padded in a fashion dictated by CBC.However, given the reference to the iPhone keychain, I wonder whether the 'backup password' might not be used as a password on an X509 certificate or symmetric private key, and that the certificate or private key itself might be used as the key.
( and the iTunes encrypt/decrypt process is symmetric.) The IV is another matter, and it could be a few things. Perhaps it's one of the keys into iTunes, or into the. Although Apple's comment above suggests the key is present on the device's keychain, I think this isn't that important.One can restore an encrypted backup to a different device, which suggests all information relevant to the decryption is present in the backup and iTunes configuration, and that anything solely on the device is irrelevant and replacable in this context. So where might be the key be? I've listed paths below from a Windows machine but it's much of a muchness whichever OS we use. The ' appdata Roaming Apple Computer iTunes itunesprefs.xml' contains a PList with a 'Keychain' dict entry in it. The ' programdata apple Lockdown 09037027da8f4bdefdea97d706703ca034c88bab.plist' contains a PList with 'DeviceCertificate', 'HostCertificate', and 'RootCertificate', all of which appear to be valid X509 certs.
The same file also appears to contain asymmetric keys 'RootPrivateKey' and 'HostPrivateKey' (my reading suggests these might be PKCS #7-enveloped).Also, within each backup there are 'AuthSignature' and 'AuthData' values in the Manifest.plist file, although these appear to be rotated as each file gets incrementally backed up, suggested they're not that useful as a key, unless something really quite involved is being done. There's a lot of misleading stuff out there suggesting getting data from encrypted backups is easy. It's not, and to my knowledge it hasn't been done. The backup encryption is another matter entirely, and is not what I'm looking to do.
Thanks, but 's method of styling the notify box is less kludgy.In case it's not clear, the code he provided would go in your bs-config.js file, replacing: notify:false (if you have it hidden already)Ref:If you are using browsersync with Gulp, then it would be put in your gulpfile.js file, inside your 'browser-sync' task definition, within the config object passed to the 'browserSync.init' function:Ref:- I noticed that the notify css option is not yet documented in the options page on the website. Is it still in Beta? If not, what's the process of having that added to the docs, please? : I tried to explain it as best I could in my comment above -see:- do you maybe have a link to more comprehensive documentationfor using the config arguments? The page in your docs that you linked toabove, with the option details, does not really explain where to define theoptions in the multiple use cases (ie: grunt, gulp, etc) - Iremember it originally took me quite some time to figure it out myself, andit seems I'm not the only one who has run into issues with it.TOn Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 12:14 AM, deepumbabuwrote:Hi,Can you explain to me wher i have to put this commandnotify: false—Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.