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that's not how the security enclave works as far as i know, you can't copy that part off and so you can't copy off + bruteforce the drive?
by airza 11y ago
that's not how the security enclave works as far as i know, you can't copy that part off and so you can't copy off + bruteforce the drive?
- HappyTypist 11y agoYou can't copy that part off to another device but you can reflashing the chip on the device.
- askldfhjkasfhd 11y agoI don't think the iPhone in question was of a generation that had the security enclave, was it?
- icebraining 11y agoFrom what I understand, the iPhone in question is an older model, without the secure enclave.
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y agoThe person in question had an iPhone 5C, which is very similar internally to an iPhone 5, and it doesn't have the Secure Enclave because it lacks Touch ID. The 5's successor, iPhone 5S, has it, I think.
- mikeash 11y agoThe secure enclave doesn't have separate storage, so even if this phone had one, the attack would still work. I'd wager that this will no longer be true in the iPhone 7.