Note: checkm8 extraction for the iPhone 8, 8, and iPhone X devices running iOS 16.x only works if no screen lock passcode was ever used since initial setup.įor devices based on the armv7 and armv7k architecture full passcode unlock along with file system extraction and keychain decryption are available. The newly developed checkm8 extraction process supports the widest range of major OS releases in three different flavors (iOS, tvOS, watchOS) for three different architectures (arm64, armv7, armv7k).
The forensically sound bootloader-level extraction process is available for multiple Apple devices ranging from the ancient iPhone 4 all the way up to the iPhone X, a large number of iPad, iPod Touch, Apple Watch S3, and Apple TV models. Accessing information stored in the first-generation HomePod requires a specific set of tools and steps, including partial disassembly and the use of a custom 3D-printable USB adapter. The HomePod is now fully supported with the forensically sound checkm8 extraction process regardless of the version of iOS installed on the device. The new extraction method is the cleanest yet, enabling repeatable, verifiable extractions and forensically sound workflow. IOS Forensic Toolkit 8 for Mac introduces a new extraction method for select iOS devices based on the modified bootloader. checkm8 extraction for first-generation HomePod and other Apple devices The new methods support devices built with the A12 and newer chips, effectively covering the iPhone Xs/Xr through iPhone 14/14 Pro range, and supports many iPads including those based on Apple M1 and M2 chips. Full file system extraction is now available for iOS 16 through 16.3.1 keychain extraction and iOS 16.4 support are coming soon. Low-level file system extraction is now available for a wider range of iOS versions than ever. Full file system extraction for iOS 16.0 - 16.3.1
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