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This is one way of getting the IMG3 keys using iBoot/iBEC patch based on the Dev Team's and Geohot's exploits and was tested on both Linux and Windows OS. E ...emory location will be housing the codes that enable and call the hardware AES engine so that the KBAG data can be decrypted for Keys/IV.

...files can only be parsed by an [[iBoot]] in firmwares prior to iPhone OS 2.0 beta 3, or the [[S5L8900]] [[VROM]]. The [[S5L8720]] and newer [[bootrom]]s ...file. It can only be parsed by an iBoot in a firmware version less than 2.0 beta 3, or the [[S5L8900]] [[VROM]]. The [[S5L8720]] and newer have no supp

<!--And on OS. /dev/mem and /dev/kmem were removed after 1.1.2, see chronic-dev google code.--> | [[/dev/aes_0|aes_0]]

....000 iTunes[221:13fe7]: <Restore Device 0x114f4a00>: operation 13 progress 0 //starting [[iPhone Restore Daemon#restore_images]] routine. // This restor 2008-10-19 16:53:32.000 iTunes[221:13fe7]: device returned status 0

This has been retrieved from the Old iPhone Dev Wiki. ...the signature of the 8900 files? Would it be possible to replace it on a 1.0.2 fw, and then sign our own modified iBEC to dump the decrypted kernelcache

||uid-aes-key||Check if bit 19 is set.|| ||gid-aes-key||Check if bit 18 is set.||

This is the [[iPhone Dev Team]]'s tethered jailbreak ("redsn0w-lite") for the [[N72AP|iPod touch (2n ...STRH R2, [R3,#0x34] ; patch the NEGS R0, R0 to MOVS R0, #0 at 0x0FF1A134

| | +--gid-aes-key 4 bytes: (null) | | +--uid-aes-key 4 bytes: (null)

| | +--gid-aes-key 4 bytes: (null) | | +--uid-aes-key 4 bytes: (null)