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(@imsdal)
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Greetings,

I have a locked iPhone in an investigation. I have full access to the Mac computer. I had a look around and found the following

library/messages/chat.db (empty)
library/Application Support/AddressBook/
library/Application Support/CallHistory (successfully decrypted)
library/Application Support/Itunes Backup (old unfortunately)
library/containers/com.apple. maps/data/library/maps/GeoHistory.mapsdata (encrypted?)

Many have been helpful, however I know there is more to find.
I am not very familiar with Mac computers and would like any tips I can find and possibly decrypt mapsdata.

Everything that can prove and disprove data usage/visited locations etc is of great use.


   
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(@unallocatedclusters)
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Identify and analyze the following files

Training.db
Snippets.db

(And the above files’ WAL files.

These two files can capture 3rd party email content and text message content.


   
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(@randomaccess)
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Probably won't work but compile all the passwords that are stored (think keychain and chrome if installed) and see if a 4-6 digit number appears regularly.


   
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