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Forensic Access to iPhone/iPad/iPod Devices running Apple iOS Perform the complete forensic acquisition of user data stored in iPhone/iPad/iPod devices. Elcomsoft iOS Forensic Toolkit allows imaging devices’ file systems, extracting device secrets (passcodes, passwords, and encryption keys) and accessing locked devices via lockdown records. See Compatible Devices and Platforms for details. Physical Acquisition of iOS Devices Physical acquisition is the only acquisition method to extract full application data, protected keychain items, downloaded messages and location history. Physical acquisition returns more information compared to logical acquisition due to direct low-level access to data. Elcomsoft iOS Forensic Toolkit supports jailbroken 64-bit devices (iPhone 5s and newer) running most versions of iOS 7 through 12. Logical Acquisition iOS Forensic Toolkit supports logical acquisition, a simpler and safer acquisition method compared to physical.

Logical acquisition produces a standard iTunes-style backup of information stored in the device, pulls media and shared files and extracts system crash logs. While logical acquisition returns less information than physical, experts are recommended to create a logical backup of the device before attempting more invasive acquisition techniques. We always recommend using logical acquisition in combination with physical for safely extracting all possible types of evidence. Media and Shared Files Quickly extract media files such as Camera Roll, books, voice recordings, and iTunes media library. As opposed to creating a local backup, which could be a potentially lengthy operation, media extraction works quickly on all supported devices. Extraction from locked devices is possible by using a pairing record (lockdown file). In addition to media files, iOS Forensic Toolkit can extract stored files of multiple apps, extracting crucial evidence without a jailbreak.

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Extract Adobe Reader and Microsoft Office locally stored documents, MiniKeePass password database, and a lot more. The extraction requires an unlocked device or a non-expired lockdown record. Perform physical and logical acquisition of iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch devices. Image device file system, extract device secrets (passwords, encryption keys and protected data) and decrypt the file system image. IOS Forensic Toolkit implements physical acquisition support for jailbroken devices from iPhone 5s through iPhone X/Xs/Xr.

Logical acquisition is available for devices without a jailbreak. The following compatibility matrix applies: • With jailbreak: Physical acquisition for jailbroken devices running any version of iOS for which a jailbreak is available (iPhone 5s through iPhone X, iPad mini 2 through 4, iPad Air, Air 2, Pro, Apple TV 4, 4K) • No jailbreak: Logical acquisition, shared files and media extraction only for devices running versions of iOS without a jailbreak. Device must be unlocked with passcode, Touch ID or lockdown record. Elcomsoft iOS Forensic Toolkit is the only third-party tool on the market to extract information from Apple Watch devices. While experts may attempt creating an iTunes-style backup of the user’s iPhone paired with their Apple Watch, a local backup may not be available if the iPhone is securely locked. Extracting information directly from the Watch allows accessing information even if the iPhone is locked or unavailable. While Apple Watch does not offer standalone iTunes-style backups, experts can still access crash logs and media files including EXIF and location data.