PList and .db Files

jhowe · 2014-01-07T10:30:03Z

I recently had a locked iPhone 5 that I sent off to Apple with a search warrant for assistance in retrieving the files from the phone. After a few months, they sent the device back and a thumb drive with the recovered files, all of which is in .db and PList files. I do not have a lot of experience with these files. I was able to pull up the .db files with MPE, but I have yet to find any software that can convert these into any type of acceptable reporting format.Does anyone know of anything that can import these into a semi-usable reporting format for court? I have heard OFS2013 has a viewer and offers some reporting features, but I do not have access to that software. Anything FREE or affordable that I could sell to the PD would be great!Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!

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03/02/2014 9:50 pm

@tpd2021,

As I'm not LE I cannot say for sure that the thumb drive received back will work, but assuming Apple is providing a simple iOS backup (similar to what's done through iTunes) Cellebrite should have no problem loading in and parsing the db and plist files.

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