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Wow, it's really cool to read how things like this happen. While we're here, is there anything I can use to remove the alphanumeric passcode from an iPad 4 (A6
by HeWhoLurksLate 7y ago
Wow, it's really cool to read how things like this happen.
While we're here, is there anything I can use to remove the alphanumeric passcode from an iPad 4 (A6X chipset, no Secure Enclave) that I've forgotten the password to?
- userbinator 7y agoThere's a device called "IP box" which may be able to do that, it's not cheap but a mobile repair/unlocking store would probably have one.
- MuffinFlavored 7y agoHow does it work?
- arthurfm 7y agoFor a 4 digit unlock code, the device would enter them sequentially starting from 0000 and ending at 9999 [1]. Because there is a delay of 6 seconds between each attempt (on iOS 7.xx) it would take just over 16 and a half hours to try all codes. [1] https://www.fonefunshop.com/ip-box-iphone-password-unlock-tool.html https://www.fonefunshop.com/ip-box-iphone-password-unlock-to...
- rvz 7y agoRight now with these tools you are just playing passcode roulette to recover your device if you forgot the code and you enabled factory wipe after N tries. Out of these retries, at least 1/N correct passcode attempts are needed, so such tools are close to useless if your care about retrieving your data with factory wipe enabled.