True, it's incredible how everyone is Chris from Data Rescue Labs. Today, we have a video on extracting data from a password-protected iPhone. We have the password and we're going to see what we can extract. This extraction is done before the first unlock, as everything gets encrypted once the phone is rebooted and requires a passcode. However, in forensic work, there is still some data that can be obtained from an iPhone. It may not be usable for consumers, but it can be helpful for forensic analysis. We can retrieve app lists, logon tokens, emails, and other services. I'll demonstrate this in the video. The iPhone I'm working on does not boot, so we will be using Celebrite, which includes the Checkmate exploit. We will load it through DFU mode on the iPhone and then proceed with extracting the data. I will show one extraction with a password and another without, so you can compare the differences. Checkmate and Celebrite are great tools because they combine functionalities, allowing us to access almost any phone, including those without any image or display, or phones that are corrupted. We can bypass error 14, which is related to full storage, and now extract data from a lot more phones without wasting time repairing them, if all we need is the data. Now, let's proceed and see how this process looks. Here's the problem: the phone doesn't boot, but when connected to USB, it emits a sound. This is a common issue with iOS upgrades. There is a hardware fix available, but since we already have Celebrite and the phone is in Russian, we won't waste time fixing it. Instead, we will pull the data off using Celebrite and the Checkmate exploit. First, we'll enter the phone model number, which is iPhone 7, and then choose...
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