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Can police/hackers unlock iPhones?

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iPhone X running iOS 12.3.2 and locked with a 4 digit passcode. iCloud backup, but has been deleted online as well have I changed the Apple ID password. I know that AES 256 bit encryption cannot be decrypted, and I know about the USB Restricted Mode. The phone was past boot phase and had been unlocked once. However, when I lost it, USB Restricted Mode was enabled. Is it, therefore, impossible to brute force it? Because brute forcing such a weak code would be child’s play. Also, would it be possible for a hacker/police to just physically remove the hard drive from the phone, then insert it into some other machine and proceed to brute force? I know about the FBI case with Apple, but that was a while ago. Maybe things have changed? I know the Israelis forensic team and Greykit can unlock up to iOS 12.3. My version is 12.3.2 Also how does Checkm8 fit into all of this?
Asked by SolitudeRobot (21 rep)
Jan 6, 2020, 09:33 PM
Last activity: Apr 29, 2025, 10:36 PM