- Q: What iOS versions are supported?
- Q: What if I do not know the iOS device password length?
- Q: Does Passware Kit Mobile support 'Disabled. Connect to iTunes' devices locked due to multiple password attempts?
- Q: Data from what mobile applications can be extracted?
- Q: How can I verify the iOS version of the locked device?
Q: What iOS versions are supported?
|
Chip |
Common Models |
iOS version |
“Disabled, Connect to iTunes” state support |
|
A5/A5X/A6/A6X |
iPhone 4, iPhone 5C, iPad 3rd Gen, etc. |
Up to 10.x |
Yes |
|
A8/A8X/A9 |
iPad Mini 4, iPhone 6S, iPhone SE, etc. |
10.3 - 15.3 |
Yes Prior to iOS 12.1 only! |
|
A10/A10X |
iPhone 7, iPad 6th Gen, etc. |
10.3 - 15.3 |
No |
Passware Tip: Check out the full list of supported devices on our website.
Q: What if I do not know the iOS device password length?
You don’t need to specify the passcode length in Passware Kit Mobile settings. The software extracts information about the passcode pattern and assigns the corresponding settings automatically.
Q: Does Passware Kit Mobile support 'Disabled. Connect to iTunes' devices locked due to multiple password attempts?
Yes, Passware Kit Mobile supports devices running iOS prior to 12.1 in the "Disabled, Connect to iTunes" state. The software extracts the encrypted user data from the device and starts the recovery process. The time-lock does not affect the passcode recovery, extraction, and decryption processes.
If the device is not supported, the message “The device is disabled and can only be recovered using iTunes" appears, which means that the data required for the recovery is erased from the device, and further analysis is impossible.
Q: Data from what mobile applications can be extracted?
Besides passcode recovery, Passware Kit Mobile detects installed applications and performs instant decryption if possible or starts the recovery process. Below is the list of applications supported for data extraction.
|
Application |
Recovery Options |
Additional Note |
|
Keychain |
Instant decryption |
Creates a decrypted keychain file for further analysis |
|
Wickr |
Instant decryption |
|
|
Signal |
Instant decryption |
|
|
1Password |
Instant decryption / Brute-force |
Q: How can I verify the iOS version of the locked device?
We plan to add the automatic detection of the iOS version to Passware Kit Mobile. In the meantime, follow the steps below:
1. Download iRecovery;
2. Enter the Recovery Mode on the target iOS device;
3. Execute the following command:
irecovery -s
4. In the console, execute the following command:
getenv build-version
5. The iBoot version is displayed;
6. Check out the iOS version based on the iBoot version at:
https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/IBoot_(Bootloader)
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