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+ | This is the 2nd Generation iPod Touch |
| + | Model: n72ap |
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| + | == Decryption of it's Ramdisks, iBoot, LLB, Kernel, and friends == |
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| + | The application processor has a new [[GID]] key in it, so you can't decrypt kbags from it on any other device than itself. So, you pretty much will not even be able to make a pwned IPSW, let alone decrypt the RootFS, unless a low level (like, bootrom/kernel/iBoot) exploit is found. From there, it can be used to run code to decrypt the kbags so that we can in turn decrypt the files, and then to run code to actually pwn the device. |
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Revision as of 21:06, 9 September 2008
This is the 2nd Generation iPod Touch
Model: n72ap Application Processor (OS Chip): s5l8720x
Decryption of it's Ramdisks, iBoot, LLB, Kernel, and friends
The application processor has a new GID key in it, so you can't decrypt kbags from it on any other device than itself. So, you pretty much will not even be able to make a pwned IPSW, let alone decrypt the RootFS, unless a low level (like, bootrom/kernel/iBoot) exploit is found. From there, it can be used to run code to decrypt the kbags so that we can in turn decrypt the files, and then to run code to actually pwn the device.
