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(@pclion)
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Tested on 5 different Iphones. None had unlock pin code and all supported as per Cellebrite release. None of them worked with Checkm8.

Tested 3 of them on Checkrain and they all worked. Can only think Cellebrite rushed this release

i have exactly the same Problem…all Phones that i tested stay in DFU mode and Nothing happens… UFED still on "Explotiong"….now i will test Manual jailbreaking with checkrain


   
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(@rich2005)
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Tested on 5 different Iphones. None had unlock pin code and all supported as per Cellebrite release. None of them worked with Checkm8.

Tested 3 of them on Checkrain and they all worked. Can only think Cellebrite rushed this release

i have exactly the same Problem…all Phones that i tested stay in DFU mode and Nothing happens… UFED still on "Explotiong"….now i will test Manual jailbreaking with checkrain

Are you definitely in DFU mode rather than recovery mode? (screen should be completely black and no iTunes indicator or graphics indicating a cable to plug in etc)
Set my second checkm8 extraction going in the late afternoon and also seems to be going fine (this time on an iPhone X).
Only pain in the backside was actually getting into DFU mode rather than recovery mode.


   
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(@pclion)
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Tested on 5 different Iphones. None had unlock pin code and all supported as per Cellebrite release. None of them worked with Checkm8.

Tested 3 of them on Checkrain and they all worked. Can only think Cellebrite rushed this release

i have exactly the same Problem…all Phones that i tested stay in DFU mode and Nothing happens… UFED still on "Explotiong"….now i will test Manual jailbreaking with checkrain

Are you definitely in DFU mode rather than recovery mode? (screen should be completely black and no iTunes indicator or graphics indicating a cable to plug in etc)
Set my second checkm8 extraction going in the late afternoon and also seems to be going fine (this time on an iPhone X).
Only pain in the backside was actually getting into DFU mode rather than recovery mode.

Yeah definitely im doing daily iPhone repairs, so this is not the problem but maybe problem is on my pc so i want to try it at home


   
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(@rich2005)
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Tested on 5 different Iphones. None had unlock pin code and all supported as per Cellebrite release. None of them worked with Checkm8.

Tested 3 of them on Checkrain and they all worked. Can only think Cellebrite rushed this release

i have exactly the same Problem…all Phones that i tested stay in DFU mode and Nothing happens… UFED still on "Explotiong"….now i will test Manual jailbreaking with checkrain

Are you definitely in DFU mode rather than recovery mode? (screen should be completely black and no iTunes indicator or graphics indicating a cable to plug in etc)
Set my second checkm8 extraction going in the late afternoon and also seems to be going fine (this time on an iPhone X).
Only pain in the backside was actually getting into DFU mode rather than recovery mode.

Yeah definitely im doing daily iPhone repairs, so this is not the problem but maybe problem is on my pc so i want to try it at home

My only other thought is; how long are you waiting? (maybe it is working but just not as fast as you expect?)
Even with the pin code the initial bit was quite slow - ie before it started copying anything at all from the file-system (I wasn't really counting but I'd guess maybe half an hour on the 7 and even longer on the X - maybe over an hour - before the start of the client screen with details popped up and started to copy).
Perhaps without the code it takes even longer to get to that point?


   
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(@pclion)
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Joined: 6 years ago
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Tested on 5 different Iphones. None had unlock pin code and all supported as per Cellebrite release. None of them worked with Checkm8.

Tested 3 of them on Checkrain and they all worked. Can only think Cellebrite rushed this release

i have exactly the same Problem…all Phones that i tested stay in DFU mode and Nothing happens… UFED still on "Explotiong"….now i will test Manual jailbreaking with checkrain

Are you definitely in DFU mode rather than recovery mode? (screen should be completely black and no iTunes indicator or graphics indicating a cable to plug in etc)
Set my second checkm8 extraction going in the late afternoon and also seems to be going fine (this time on an iPhone X).
Only pain in the backside was actually getting into DFU mode rather than recovery mode.

Yeah definitely im doing daily iPhone repairs, so this is not the problem but maybe problem is on my pc so i want to try it at home

My only other thought is; how long are you waiting? (maybe it is working but just not as fast as you expect?)
Even with the pin code the initial bit was quite slow - ie before it started copying anything at all from the file-system (I wasn't really counting but I'd guess maybe half an hour on the 7 and even longer on the X - maybe over an hour - before the start of the client screen with details popped up and started to copy).
Perhaps without the code it takes even longer to get to that point?

First of all Thanks for your replies ))
After 5 minutes i get error 34 from UFED, i will upload a Screenshot


   
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(@rich2005)
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There is an issue with data communication slowing down and dropping to zero at some point, so the extraction stalls.

It's in the logs, feel free contact the vendor )

I ran into this issue with the iPhone X (stopped after about 9GB worth). Support confirms they're aware and working on a fix.


   
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(@jcarney)
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I am also getting error 34 from UFED 4PC 7.28.2.8 after the checkm8 exploit fails after five minutes on an iPhone7 and an iPhone 6S Plus. iTunes reports DFU mode is good on both iPhones, so it's not my technique. I suspect the Windows 10 Pro version (1909) clean installed on my workstation may be the problem. What version of Windows 10 are you examiners running that succeed and get FFS extractions with those big DAR output files? I'm hearing versions 1909 and 1903 may be challenged.

John Carney
Carney Forensics


   
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(@rich2005)
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I am also getting error 34 from UFED 4PC 7.28.2.8 after the checkm8 exploit fails after five minutes on an iPhone7 and an iPhone 6S Plus. iTunes reports DFU mode is good on both iPhones, so it's not my technique. I suspect the Windows 10 Pro version (1909) clean installed on my workstation may be the problem. What version of Windows 10 are you examiners running that succeed and get FFS extractions with those big DAR output files? I'm hearing versions 1909 and 1903 may be challenged.

John Carney
Carney Forensics

I'm on Win10 1909 and it worked fine on one iPhone giving me a 28GB dar.
Waiting for the Cellebrite fix before trying the iPhone X again.


   
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(@c17025)
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Just wondering if anyone else has now had more expeirences both positive or negative with the tool
As a side note has anyone struggled to get certain Iphones into DFU mode?


   
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(@jcarney)
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Checkm8 update. My problem was caused by the lack of key Windows 10 drivers. No surprise there. It turns out a clean Windows 10 install on a clean system drive (no updates, no upgrades) leaves critical Intel drivers customized by the PC manufacturer uninstalled. So you have to go in search of your missing Intel drivers from your PC manufacturer's web site, or use their various support assist wizards. Worked like a charm on my Dell Precision.

After getting UFED 4PC checkm8 to work on both 1809 and 1909 editions of Windows 10 Pro this weekend I can confidently say best practices are 1) clean Win 10 Pro install 2) Intel drivers update from Dell, HP, Lenovo, your manufacturer, 3) Windows Update several times, 4) install UFED 4PC with Windows 10 real-time virus and threat protection disabled.

To date I have extracted an iPhone7 and an iPad Pro and gotten full file systems with rich evidence. An iPhone 6S Plus hung after only 20% of DAR extraction. I'm going to try an iPhone X next.


   
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