Encryption key on iOS devices #69
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Please check this: #64 (comment) |
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I think users are confused and try to extract the encryption key from their mobile devices even if they currently don't have to I think the readme file is misleading. Please find the proposed changes to the file in order to avoid customer confusion. This would also solve RobHofmann#64 RobHofmann#69 RobHofmann#71 . Best Regards ;]
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I think users are confused and try to extract the encryption key from their mobile devices even if they currently don't have to I think the readme file is misleading. Please find the proposed changes to the file in order to avoid customer confusion. This would also solve #64 #69 #71 . Best Regards ;]
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Just a bit of information to help out other users.
I was able to recover the encryption key by using a tool called "imazing" https://imazing.com/ which allows you to backup your app data locally, and then explore the backup for the "Gree+" app. The .sqlitefs file can then be copied to your filesystem, and inspected from there.
You can extract the publickey from the "deviceTable" table.
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