Baseband (may be one or many files depending on the model) Example. Here are the contents of the iPhone 3GS 3.0 (7A341) firmware IPSW: 018-5302-002.dmg (281214976 bytes) 018-5304-002.dmg (12769604 bytes) 018-5306-002.dmg (12777796 bytes) BuildManifest.plist (21097 bytes) kernelcache.release.s5l8920x (4695492 bytes) Restore.plist (1763 bytes. DMG files are macOS disk image files. They are much like ISO files—their Windows-based counterpart. These disk images normally contain program installation files for macOS apps, but they can also be used to hold compressed files. If it's an app written for macOS, you obviously won't be able to install and run the app on Windows. If a folder has a 'readme' file, it is displayed below. Navigation: Go back to the file hub root directory - Gameboy development blog - Gameboy development wiki - Gameboy development forum - chipmusic.org community. If you wish to link to something in the archive, please link to the directory rather than directly to the file. Hotlinking is blocked.
Firmware Keys are keys which decrypt bootloaders, ramdisks, and root filesystem of iOS firmware, if those components are encrypted. Apple uses encryption to make it harder to analyze and modify them. Over time Apple changed the way they encrypt firmware files, hence the way to decrypt them and get decryption keys changed as well.
History
With the release of the iPhone came the IMG2 file format. They were used on all known iPhone OS1.x firmwares. For the 1.1.x series, they were encrypted with the 0x837 key. The discovery of the 0x837 key led to the ability to decrypt any 1.x firmware.
Following IMG2 came the IMG3 file format. They were introduced with iPhone OS 2.0 beta 4, and have been in use ever since. In order to maintain their integrity, they use multiple layers of encryption. Apple took encryption seriously with IMG3 by utilizing AES (based on the Rinjndael key schedule). In terms of the pre-iPhone OS 3 VFDecrypt key, it is stored as plain-text in the '__restore' segment of the ASR image within the ramdisks.
The ramdisk keys can only be retrieved with the processor specific GID Key. The GID key is currently unretrievable and can only be utilized through the built-in AES engine. To complicate things even more, the engine is only accessible through a special bootrom or iBoot exploit (jailbreaks typically expose it with /dev/aes_0). This makes usage of the key nearly impossible.
However, once you have access to the AES engine, the entire system falls apart. You are able to upload an encrypted ramdisk and grab the decryption keys for it. Once you manage to decrypt the ramdisk, you can run it through GenPass to decrypt the firmware key.
To find the keys, you can either use the methods on AES Keys or the easier option for OS X, keylimepie.
Decrypting
- Main article: Decrypting Firmwares
Notes
Certain files share the same key and IV per application processor (per build) provided the devices have the same pixel resolution:
The table on the right lists the application processors and their corresponding devices. This list is also accessible from the main page.
You can use img3decrypt or xpwntool to decrypt these files as described in Decrypting Firmwares. Once done, mount or extract using the tool of your choice.
The firmware version number for the Apple TV builds are the ones that the Apple TV reports (also known as the 'marketing version').
All dates are relative to UTC.
GID AES is used by iBoot to decrypt firmware images. Skyrim special edition cheap. When iBoot loads the kernelcache, GID AES is disabled. This means in order to get firmware keys, you must gain code execution in a setting where GID AES is still enabled. In most cases, this means exploiting iBoot itself, before the kernelcache is loaded.
Firmware Versions
This is a full and comprehensive list of all firmwares Apple Inc. has made available to the public in some way, be it the dev center or iTunes. This list also contains a few firmwares for which there never was an IPSW (as far as can be told) such as 4.2.5 for the CDMA iPhone 4 (iPhone3,3). These few builds came preinstalled on the device, but are not available for download.
See also
iDecrypt 2.0 | |
Original author(s) | bennyyboi |
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Developer(s) | bennyyboi |
Initial release | 29 Aug 2010 |
Stable release | Windows: 2.2.1 Mac OS X: 1.0 / 31 Oct 2010; 9 years ago |
Development status | Unknown |
Written in | Windows: 4.0 .NET Mac OS X: Objective-C |
Operating system | Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X |
Size | 1 MB |
Available in | English |
Type | Decryption |
License | Freeware (violates VFDecrypt's GPL) |
- 2Change log
Description
iDecrypt is a GUI front-end for VFDecrypt (resulting in this program breaking GNU GPL) for Windows/OS X. It's used to decrypt .DMG files, namely the rootfs of an IPSW file.
The tool is very simple to use. Here are the Steps:
- Select file to decrypt
- Enter key if not found automatically -- Get them from this wiki
- Chose output folder
- Click Decrypt DMG
- Windows: Use 7-Zip to extract the DMG, then the biggest file
- Mac: Mount the DMG
Change log
GID AES is used by iBoot to decrypt firmware images. Skyrim special edition cheap. When iBoot loads the kernelcache, GID AES is disabled. This means in order to get firmware keys, you must gain code execution in a setting where GID AES is still enabled. In most cases, this means exploiting iBoot itself, before the kernelcache is loaded.
Firmware Versions
This is a full and comprehensive list of all firmwares Apple Inc. has made available to the public in some way, be it the dev center or iTunes. This list also contains a few firmwares for which there never was an IPSW (as far as can be told) such as 4.2.5 for the CDMA iPhone 4 (iPhone3,3). These few builds came preinstalled on the device, but are not available for download.
See also
iDecrypt 2.0 | |
Original author(s) | bennyyboi |
---|---|
Developer(s) | bennyyboi |
Initial release | 29 Aug 2010 |
Stable release | Windows: 2.2.1 Mac OS X: 1.0 / 31 Oct 2010; 9 years ago |
Development status | Unknown |
Written in | Windows: 4.0 .NET Mac OS X: Objective-C |
Operating system | Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X |
Size | 1 MB |
Available in | English |
Type | Decryption |
License | Freeware (violates VFDecrypt's GPL) |
- 2Change log
Description
iDecrypt is a GUI front-end for VFDecrypt (resulting in this program breaking GNU GPL) for Windows/OS X. It's used to decrypt .DMG files, namely the rootfs of an IPSW file.
The tool is very simple to use. Here are the Steps:
- Select file to decrypt
- Enter key if not found automatically -- Get them from this wiki
- Chose output folder
- Click Decrypt DMG
- Windows: Use 7-Zip to extract the DMG, then the biggest file
- Mac: Mount the DMG
Change log
All credit go to bennyyboi.
Win2.2/Mac1.2
Is A Dmg File Safe For Mac
- Automatic Key detection :)
- New Faster Decrypting.
- New Better, Newer and faster UI, using less processing, giving better performance.
- Added links to redirect to the keys available in the iPhone Wiki.
- New bugs fixed, you can select .DMG files only, disables the button while decrypting.
- Warns you what to select so you don't get in trouble.
Win2.0.1
- Bug Fixes
- New UI
- Added links
- Faster Decrypting
Win1.0.0
- Initial Release
Notes
You should not rename the extracted DMG if on a Mac.
Credit
The application was created by bennyyboi and beta tested by MaybachMan, mxtdesigns and Ahmadlharb.
Dependencies
iDecrypt uses the 4.0 .NET Framework so you have to install it to use this program. You can download it over at FileHippo.
Dmg Files Wiki
Errors
There are some things can't be called errors like:
- Even if the key is wrong, it says 'Decryption is done!' which is wrong
- This is something wrong with VFDecrypt, not iDecrypt
Mac Os Dmg File
If any errors have been encountered or found please contact bennyyboi on twitter or in the Discussion of this page please :)
Please DON'T post errors here
Download
You can download iDecrypt directly from the iFone Scene mirror site.
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