@marcan42 Also, you may want to consider noting in the Replay Attack section that the FBI used idea that an agent would have to sit and …
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@marcan42 Combine a NAND simulator with a capacitive "finger" simulator (as shown at DefCon a few years back) built out of LEGO, boom! …
@ScooterComputer Actually those Chinese PIN crackers submit PINs via USB, seems it'll take HID input or something like that.
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@ScooterComputer Don't know if it's anything fancier but it'd be trivial enough to buy one and stick it on a USB sniffer.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@marcan42 Yeah, but I was under the assumption those PIN crackers are using jailbreak methods to abuse the process; not Apple tools. -
@ScooterComputer No jailbreak. If they injected software they wouldn't need to crack anything. It's the replay attack except abusing a bug. - Show replies
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@marcan42 And FBI –specifically– asked for a USB-inject point that Apple said (in deposition) doesn't exist, and used manpower as excuse.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@marcan42 I've used the iPhone 4-era PIN code crack tools, several times. That was software, over USB…maybe talking to Apple's "diag" tools. -
@ScooterComputer I'm talking about the video I linked, which is hardware and AFAIK doesn't require any special firmware on the phone. - Show replies
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