Does turning on "Erase after 10 failed attempts" will help with this case? Or another question, how to make sure forensics won't be able to crack it? :)
no. only way is a more complicated password. mind you that the govt owns some of the most powerful pcs in the world, so they could likely bruteforce basically any iphone password in a few months or years.
Even iPhone 3GS had an encryption chip it was never activated. It was supposed to be with iOS 4 but apple never did iPhone 4 used FDE and iPhone 4S used FBE
@@forensicguy i see i was told grey key died after ios 12 and the latest iphones cannot be opened and there has been no actual case to show a latest ios ios 14.6 being opened especially with extraction of data without data sure but not with data. Am i right?
i have all of my old iphones but ive forgotten the password to any of them but i know roughly what numbers were used, but id love to get the photos off of them, one is icloud disabled due to me trying the numbers i thought would work but ended up being wrong too many times then tried a few more times on my other device amd disabled it once but now im scared to try again cause i really dont want to loose the photos, any help? or what software was this ? pls msg if you can help me 🙏
@@forensicguy i dont really have the money to send it in which is why id like to get the photos off and sell the phones, is there any method i could use at home to just get the data off it or anything that wouldn’t require sending it in ? if worst comes to worst ill just send it in but was also wondering how long this process would take ? Thanks so much !!
Question: on the alpha numeric password setting, if the password has uppercase and and lowercase words with numbers and symbols how difficult and long would it take to unlock?
I’ll give you the mathematical answer to this. When trying to crack a 4-digit passcode, you need to think of how many possibilities there are in total. The possibilities run from the lowest number you can form with 4 digits (0000) and the highest number (9999) if you were to count from 0000 to 9999 you would count 10,000 times, so there’s 10,000 possibilities. Or the other way to work this out is to think how many numbers can you pick from for each column? The answer is (10) because you’re using the decimal number system. If it’s 4 digits long then you’ve got 4 columns. So the equation to working it out is your total number of available digits to the power of how many columns. So 10^4. Which is 10,000. If it takes you 1 second to try each passcode out of the 10,000, then it would take you 2.7 hours to go through every single one. Now, for alpha numeric passwords. How many characters and digits can you use for your password? Well you can use every letter in the alphabet (26) but you can also use every letter in the alphabet that is capitalised, as they are treated as separate characters and won’t be accepted if you get them wrong (for example if your password contained ‘A’ but you tried ‘a’ it wouldn’t accept it) so the answer for all letter in the alphabet used is 26 x 2 which is 52. Now you have every number available to you which is 0 to 9 which is 10 so now you have a total of 62. You also have all special characters like (!,?,£,&,@ etc.) and with all special characters included the total number of keyboard characters you can use for your password is 94! Now the question is how many columns do you have? Well it’s impossible to answer this as someone’s password could be as many characters long as they like. But let’s assume it’s the standard ‘8 characters long’ like your passwords online. Well, the equation is 94^8 which equals 6,095,689,385,410,816. How long would it take to go through every password if you could do 1 password every second? It would take 209,976,072 YEARS. So yeah, you’re definitely not cracking an alphanumeric password with this method.
@@TheUpdateContent a long password are not enough. The hardware part is very important. Only Pixel from 6A and iPhones from 14 have great hardware (thanks to their titan/secure enclave chip) that protects against brute-force attacks.
@@harlemworldLowSum03 Its when the phone have been unlocked atleast one time with your passcode after a restart or shut-down (AFU = after first unlock). If you restart or shutdown then turn your phone on without entering your password, then your phone is in BFU-mode (Before First Unlock), which is a way more secure mode than AFU.
If the phone is in AFU-mode its 'easier' to extract data from it, than if the phone is in BFU-mode. As in AFU-mode the encryption keys are in the internal memory. Most iPhones are in this state. But, if you have a long pincode plus the phone is in BFU you're more safe. iPhones can quickly be set into BFU-mode if you press the power-button 5 times quickly, or ofc restart/shut it down.
I have a Moto E7 phone and I forgot the password. It contains uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Around 95 characters and 15 to 20, probably 16 digits. The number of attempts would be 95^16 = 7,958,661,109,946,400,000,000,000,000,000. But you said 6 digits would take up to 3 months, so 16 digits would take around 8 months, right? In my case, there are many variables.
@@isaque6142 Oxygen Forensic is not widely recognized as a major player in the field of data extraction compared to companies like Cellebrite, XRY, or GrayKey, which are considered more reputable. For instance, XRY has a method for dumping a phone's RAM via fastboot mode, enabling them to brute-force the device. This exploit has been patched for Pixel devices. We have a video, where they use this method. When I mentioned "Pixel 6a+," I was referring to the Pixel 6a and newer models. Anything from the Pixel 6a onward is considered a solid phone due to its hardware capabilities. Pixel 8 and 9 are even more great due to memory-tagging.
@@isaque6142 Oxygen Forensic is not a serious forensic tool. Cellebrite, MSAB and Graykey would highly break the 4 digit pincode, even if the phone is in BFU-mode.
Thanks for the video, I've discovered the tool you used and it is working for my data recovery company! At first I disliked the video but when I found the tool I realized the potential and because I discovered it in this video...so I changed my dislike to a like.
so what about about? iphone 11 on ios 16
Yay, i have been looking forward to this video!
Also, keep up the great work! I’m loving the content.
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This guy is absolutely insane on this program.🤣
Great video man!
Is there a way to perform this remotely? I’ve an iPhone 6 on iOS 8 that needs a passcode bypass
Hi there, this method works on iphone 7 locked and restricted?
Contact me on WhatsApp for quick help ❤
Yes
Nice. Are you doing that service for other repair shops ?
Yes, contact me via email in video description
Thanks for video. What is the name of the tool you are using?
Ufed
Actually its celebrite ufed
Only old phone?
What if phone is disabled
you will need to change the file inside the phone so it doesnt get disable after the 5 try lol change that value to 9999
What tool did you use?
Cellebrite. It is for governments and companies.
How about iPhone 14 pro max
iPhone 14 Pro Max in BFU-mode with a good password can stand really well against data-extraction, thanks to the secure-enclave.
What if the phone is unlocked but has the USB security option on?
Is there any way to get cellebrite as a phone repair shop owner or something similar? love ur content
You’d have to contact them but keep in mind that it’s not cheap and you’d need to charge accordingly to justify the cost it.
I'm in a similar situation, did it work?
Does turning on "Erase after 10 failed attempts" will help with this case? Or another question, how to make sure forensics won't be able to crack it? :)
Erase after 10 does not work when we try to crack the code
no. only way is a more complicated password. mind you that the govt owns some of the most powerful pcs in the world, so they could likely bruteforce basically any iphone password in a few months or years.
The "10 attempts" does not work, as he does not boot to the OS. As you can see, the phone is in DFU-mode, this is a state before iOS.
I was wondering if this would work an iPhone 11 on ios 14. And if there are any locations I can go to try to get it unlocked
We can do it but you need to send it to us info@datarescuelabs.com
Does the iPhone 6 have hardware encryption?
iPhones have been encrypted since iPhone 4
@@forensicguy I mean does it have an actual hardware chip that encrypts the phone. Not software encryption like android
Yep. Ever since the iPhone 5S, Apple has always included the Secure Enclave (hardware encryption).
Even iPhone 3GS had an encryption chip it was never activated. It was supposed to be with iOS 4 but apple never did
iPhone 4 used FDE and iPhone 4S used FBE
Anyone know what tool he was using?
Cellebrite. Works fine for phones with easy passwords.
Up to what ios and what phone can you brute force? Is it possible to brute force iphone xs max on 14.6?
Yes but using a different method
@@forensicguy what method is that? I haveheard government cannot get into iphone xs max
Graykey can Cellebrite can brute force the key. It’s mostly reserved for law enforcement only.
@@forensicguy i see i was told grey key died after ios 12 and the latest iphones cannot be opened and there has been no actual case to show a latest ios ios 14.6 being opened especially with extraction of data without data sure but not with data. Am i right?
That is old information. Unfortunately there are things that I can’t share about this subject.
i have all of my old iphones but ive forgotten the password to any of them but i know roughly what numbers were used, but id love to get the photos off of them, one is icloud disabled due to me trying the numbers i thought would work but ended up being wrong too many times then tried a few more times on my other device amd disabled it once but now im scared to try again cause i really dont want to loose the photos, any help? or what software was this ? pls msg if you can help me 🙏
would really appreciate the help if possible cause this seems like my only option besides throwing them out :/
You would need to send it in to our lab. Contact us info@datarescuelabs.com
@@forensicguy i dont really have the money to send it in which is why id like to get the photos off and sell the phones, is there any method i could use at home to just get the data off it or anything that wouldn’t require sending it in ? if worst comes to worst ill just send it in but was also wondering how long this process would take ? Thanks so much !!
Unfortunately the tools we use are not available to general public so this isn’t something you can do at home
If you need more details, please email.
What model cellebrite? Or anyway cellebrite? Where is this funtion?
Can apps list be recovered in BFU extraction, whether Android or IOS? THANKS
Yes, look at my video on this from a year ago
We might get some logs of it existing at one point
?? Is this iPhone in BFU or AFU mode ??
This is a bit different. Phone was locked and then code bruteforced and completely unlocked
@@forensicguy 👍Great Video ! U are awesome ! 🤳Does brute force work on Android 10 after power up ? 🙏
Hi, what software do you use in this video besides Cellebrite?
Does this BRUTE FORCE method work on Android phones in BFU ?
hello man please how do I download the software
Yes we can unlock most phones
Question: on the alpha numeric password setting, if the password has uppercase and and lowercase words with numbers and symbols how difficult and long would it take to unlock?
I’ll give you the mathematical answer to this.
When trying to crack a 4-digit passcode, you need to think of how many possibilities there are in total. The possibilities run from the lowest number you can form with 4 digits (0000) and the highest number (9999) if you were to count from 0000 to 9999 you would count 10,000 times, so there’s 10,000 possibilities. Or the other way to work this out is to think how many numbers can you pick from for each column? The answer is (10) because you’re using the decimal number system. If it’s 4 digits long then you’ve got 4 columns. So the equation to working it out is your total number of available digits to the power of how many columns. So 10^4. Which is 10,000. If it takes you 1 second to try each passcode out of the 10,000, then it would take you 2.7 hours to go through every single one.
Now, for alpha numeric passwords. How many characters and digits can you use for your password? Well you can use every letter in the alphabet (26) but you can also use every letter in the alphabet that is capitalised, as they are treated as separate characters and won’t be accepted if you get them wrong (for example if your password contained ‘A’ but you tried ‘a’ it wouldn’t accept it) so the answer for all letter in the alphabet used is 26 x 2 which is 52. Now you have every number available to you which is 0 to 9 which is 10 so now you have a total of 62. You also have all special characters like (!,?,£,&,@ etc.) and with all special characters included the total number of keyboard characters you can use for your password is 94! Now the question is how many columns do you have? Well it’s impossible to answer this as someone’s password could be as many characters long as they like. But let’s assume it’s the standard ‘8 characters long’ like your passwords online. Well, the equation is 94^8 which equals 6,095,689,385,410,816. How long would it take to go through every password if you could do 1 password every second? It would take 209,976,072 YEARS. So yeah, you’re definitely not cracking an alphanumeric password with this method.
@@TheUpdateContent a long password are not enough. The hardware part is very important. Only Pixel from 6A and iPhones from 14 have great hardware (thanks to their titan/secure enclave chip) that protects against brute-force attacks.
I forgot to mention, if the phone is in AFU-mode, it will highly be extracted.
@@Stellar-Security what is AFU mode?
@@harlemworldLowSum03 Its when the phone have been unlocked atleast one time with your passcode after a restart or shut-down (AFU = after first unlock). If you restart or shutdown then turn your phone on without entering your password, then your phone is in BFU-mode (Before First Unlock), which is a way more secure mode than AFU.
16 pincode? how long?
LONG lol
If the phone is in AFU-mode its 'easier' to extract data from it, than if the phone is in BFU-mode. As in AFU-mode the encryption keys are in the internal memory. Most iPhones are in this state. But, if you have a long pincode plus the phone is in BFU you're more safe. iPhones can quickly be set into BFU-mode if you press the power-button 5 times quickly, or ofc restart/shut it down.
can it crack 30 digit pin codes
Maybe in 10 million years 😆
hello guys please how do I download the cellebrite Ufed software
You have to buy it from Cellebrite.com
What is the other software you used. Not the cellebrite one. Thank you.
Can you unlock my Apple Watch?
Why you make a video but dont tell which software you are using? How i‘m supposed to do this now for my phone?????
It doesn’t matter. This software isn’t available to general public
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I have a Moto E7 phone and I forgot the password. It contains uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Around 95 characters and 15 to 20, probably 16 digits. The number of attempts would be 95^16 = 7,958,661,109,946,400,000,000,000,000,000. But you said 6 digits would take up to 3 months, so 16 digits would take around 8 months, right? In my case, there are many variables.
Use Pixel 6A+ or iPhones 14+. Moto E7 does not have secure hardware.
@@Stellar-Security Pixel 6A+ ?
@@Stellar-Security What software is this? Is it a Google service?
I installed Oxygen Forensic, but after 3 days it still hadn't gone beyond 4 digits.
@@isaque6142 Oxygen Forensic is not widely recognized as a major player in the field of data extraction compared to companies like Cellebrite, XRY, or GrayKey, which are considered more reputable. For instance, XRY has a method for dumping a phone's RAM via fastboot mode, enabling them to brute-force the device. This exploit has been patched for Pixel devices.
We have a video, where they use this method.
When I mentioned "Pixel 6a+," I was referring to the Pixel 6a and newer models. Anything from the Pixel 6a onward is considered a solid phone due to its hardware capabilities. Pixel 8 and 9 are even more great due to memory-tagging.
@@isaque6142 Oxygen Forensic is not a serious forensic tool. Cellebrite, MSAB and Graykey would highly break the 4 digit pincode, even if the phone is in BFU-mode.
Where can I get this software please
Mr Stanko What is your Tiktok Name. I Installed That For See Your Videos. Then I Will Uninstall it Soon. Not Interested. Thanks. Stay Safe
Forensicguy
Thanks for the video, I've discovered the tool you used and it is working for my data recovery company! At first I disliked the video but when I found the tool I realized the potential and because I discovered it in this video...so I changed my dislike to a like.
which tool is it?
Is this real tired of wasting my time
It's real. Email me if you need this service. My email is in the video description And at the end of the video
Hellow Chris, an interesting content here...
I like it :)
Regards.
Thank you!
Your email address not working, i PM to your Instagram
Email info@datarescuelabs.com