Program pages Elcomsoft Phone Breaker 8.1

Publisher's description
Gain full access to information stored in iOS, Apple iCloud, Windows Phone and BlackBerry 10 devices! Now with full iOS 10 support, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can recover passwords to encrypted iOS backups, download device backups from Apple iCloud and Microsoft OneDrive, and retrieve decryption keys to BlackBerry 10 backups directly from BlackBerry servers. GPU-accelerated recovery helps break into encrypted backups faster. The ability to retrieve attack Mac OS X account passwords allows to decrypt and mount FileVault 2 volumes.
Elcomsoft Phone Breaker is the only forensic tool to acquire data stored in iCloud and iCloud Drive with or without Apple ID and password. Binary authentication tokens obtained from the users computer allow logging into Apple iCloud without a password, downloading iCloud photos, files and backups. No lengthy attacks and no physical access to an iPhone device are required! The tool supports two-step verification and two-factor authentication.
In addition to iCloud backups, Apple syncs certain types of data across iOS devices via iCloud. Call logs, browsing history and Safari open tabs, notes, calendars and contacts are synced in nearly real time with little or no delay. The data, including deleted items, is synced just minutes after the activity as opposed to iCloud backups being daily at best. Elcomsoft Phone Breaker extracts synced information in addition to iCloud backups.
By obtaining FileVault 2 recovery keys from the users Apple account, Elcomsoft Phone Breaker can instantly unlock and mount encrypted FileVault 2 volumes.
Elcomsoft Phone Breaker is the first GPU-accelerated tool to recover plain-text iOS backup passwords, and remains the only tool to decrypt the keychain. ElcomSoft's patented GPU acceleration helps unlock password-protected backups 50 to 200 times faster compared to using a CPU alone. The GPU acceleration technology supports unlimited numbers of AMD and NVIDIA boards.


Changes on the new version:
The new release is now able to discretely detect whether or not the Apple account being acquired has two-factor authentication enabled without triggering a push notification on user’s devices. Two-factor authentication codes delivered as SMS messages are now supported.
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