Iphone 3GS security
Iphone is one of my favorite tools, i cant even use a nokia cell phone now (it was my prefered manifacturer), but its security is way to far from the one that i was expecting from apple iphone. Deleted voice mail, e-mail, and other data on the iPhone 3GS is vulnerable to hackers.
I wrote a post which which helps people to remove the iphone lock code, during which procedure they will have to lost all data on the Iphone. Well i have a good news, not anymore. But if you lost an iphone and you have private data on it, you should be worried that they might get public soon. An iPhone developer and forensics instructor, demonstrates how user-created iPhone password can be easily circumvented. In the other video, Zdziarski shows how a hacker familiar with the iPhone could download a raw disk image that would provide personal information, deleted voice mail and email, information stored in the keyboard cache and an abundance of other data.
In the first video, Zdziarski explains how a hacker could use readily available freeware utilities, such as iRecovery, PurpleRain, and RedSnow, to circumvent the iPhone 3GS’s password protection using the backup function in Apple’s iTunes software. The whole process is demonstrated in less than a seven-minute video. You can watch this video by clicking here.
In the second tutorial, Zdziarski uses software tools available to law enforcement, but easily recreated by an experienced hacker, to download an unencrypted raw disk image from an iPhone 3GS. “The so-called hardware encryption doesn’t actually offer any real encryption, because the iPhone as its sending the disk image automatically decrypts it for you,” Zdziarski said. “So it’s as if the device has no encryption whatsoever.” You can watch this video by clicking here.
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