Data - Passwords

Data - Passwords




On iOS devices all system passwords and most application passwords are managed through dedicated and encrypted Keychain. We are able to decrypt the keychain and retrieve all passwords that have been saved/stored within it. Passwords contained in keychain include: Wi-Fi passwords, appleID password, passwords saved in Safari as well as various application passwords. Passwords in iOS keychain are unorganized and contain a lot of useless information, which can be filtered out of the final report.

From Android devices we retrieve Wi-Fi passwords.

We also retrieve passwords from a lot of applications directly for both aforementioned platforms. Retrieved passwords include email passwords from various email applications, passwords saved in Web Browsers and other account passwords.


Example of passwords report:



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