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/exit note: these are the [[KBAG]]'s of [[Northstar 7D11 (iPod touch 2G)]] |
/exit note: these are the [[KBAG]]'s of [[Northstar 7D11 (iPod touch 2G)]] |
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Revision as of 18:31, 11 November 2010
Greenpois0n Method
After GP does its magic and the device boots into the patched iBSS, I cannot get the command to decrypt the KBAG to work. In iRecovery, 'go aes dec [long KBAG string]' gives no output. Commands like bgcolor, reboot, etc. work, but I cannot get any feedback from the device to give me the decrypted KBAG. Has anyone gotten this to work? --Cool name 16:01, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
- you need a payload or run -s flag on IBSS --liamchat 16:29, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
- I'm pretty sure the payload is already initialized by running GP, because when opening the iRecovery console with 'sudo ./irecovery -s' it spits out stuff about Greenpois0n initializing, aes_crypto_cmd being patched, etc, and it is an iBSS. My trouble is getting the device to respond to the go aes dec command, I think it may be a problem with iRecovery but not sure --Cool name 17:03, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
- well what copy of IRecovery do you have i know that the one from User:GreySyntax works also try an IRecovery script like --liamchat 17:43, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
- I'm pretty sure the payload is already initialized by running GP, because when opening the iRecovery console with 'sudo ./irecovery -s' it spits out stuff about Greenpois0n initializing, aes_crypto_cmd being patched, etc, and it is an iBSS. My trouble is getting the device to respond to the go aes dec command, I think it may be a problem with iRecovery but not sure --Cool name 17:03, 11 November 2010 (UTC)
go aes dec AACACFB9258D7DFBF7D46F21BD9BF27C7E67C673594B7DEE4FF8FE1F08040B1F go aes dec FF47F3DA0949016984CDED28E286C45CB14B1962B328F82589608C5A5D0A4050 go aes dec 73FFC67694FC821AB9C21CB3CC9A64792D14320F917F469B4935110284990778 go aes dec 3DD9554AB61398A3B6323FA71730A4243837777651DFB8AD212B81ECF194C653 go aes dec 3D2B301E5A7069D52DA258C4B0A2209FA9BA4CEDB120688FC51D3BF1EDEDE5BC go aes dec E996535613828554253DC21B4875C4BB371FF21699C2D2AF8C02E1137EB1951F go aes dec 3D538743E45B5B6B6C190B2BBACA705372A3147CC9A60C6856EE2B9B1E60FD85 go aes dec 5FCF5DA27AC995B0B10D76C42ADD5F0BB9268FA88A045EDCCDBC946A73A7CFDC go aes dec 68D3DE8EA8CC1707D08C983E745EA6A25E40FD532A5BD3BF7760BD540BE257DC go aes dec 1AE9223C4B8AEBD5F0A30C910212EC8171E3BFC2EF7BF802A39C9C5F45939B2C go aes dec 87CE52FFEB8E4FB685BA7FA37CBAC0004C9C0B0274FB8A7C1E06D85796063DF0 go aes dec BDB129D92704104423940EC40913FABD30E676CD800E523273DA4E38065B0E13 go aes dec 55D6DE657EB16C5563551C4DA26EE12197783C7100A92695D2B74802F10155C1 go aes dec BA6A3959FBC43D3BCF2708640D5E7B4E5C2306C7ED8A34F7ABC3F49EE6D0BDD4 go aes dec B6689C5BA40B644470C51C35257B984F97F9BE8A3E620086A5A726D7A2C1B7B1 go aes dec 874AD4B93947DAA4D14DDACD3F948F2EFAA207BF6E6FDE3C9D6248E72186894B go aes dec 9C51D82560C30D976F374F5CB7CC2A7E286FF0067169EA393A8285AC74129D05 /exit note: these are the KBAG's of Northstar 7D11 (iPod touch 2G)
- --liamchat 18:25, 11 November 2010 (UTC)