![]() When extracting an iOS device, we still need low-level access to the device. For newer models starting with iPhone Xr/Xs, using the extraction agent is the only way to access the file system. This is why low-level extraction almost never comes to the current, up-to-date and fully patched versions of iOS. This method is highly dependent on kernel exploits, which are extremely difficult to implement. To deliver low-level extraction for the rest of Apple hardware, we developed an in-house extraction agent that comes as close to being forensically sound as possible. Notably, checkm8 only works with older iPhones it is simply not applicable to newer devices. At this time, the checkm8 extraction process is still in beta (although you are welcome to test iOS Forensic Toolkit 8.0, which was just updated to beta 6). For older devices, the checkm8 extraction delivers the best results our solution is unrivaled in providing truly forensically sound results. Low-level extractions can be implemented in a few different ways. There are several extraction methods of varying quality and applicability starting with logical acquisition. Low-level is vastly superior to logical extraction, offering a significantly larger set of data and generally cleaner extraction process. ![]() iOS Forensic Toolkit 7.30 brings low-level file system extraction support for iOS 15.1, expanding the ability to perform full file system extraction on iOS devices ranging from the iPhone 8 through iPhone 13 Pro Max. ![]() While we continue working on the major update to i OS Forensic Toolkit with forensically sound checkm8 extraction, we keep updating the current release branch.
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