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hey guys. ive been spending the last couple weeks fine tuning my SMT skills, and i was wondering if there is a NAND reader for iphone chips. ive gotten pretty good at successfully removing them without any damage, and i would like too invest in a memory dump socket to retrieve data off of the device for clients. I see a bunch of test sockets, and iOS install sockets, but i can find anything for memory access. is there anywhere that sells read/write friendly sockets? if they dont exist, i wouldnt mind reasoning behind it, or if there is a project on the way.
I don’t think you’ll be able to read data off these NAND chips that come from iPhones because the data on them is encrypted and the key to decrypt them comes from the CPU which as far as I know of nobody has managed to retrieve the decryption key to read data off the NAND. Mostly the NAND readers are used to backup or write partitions / file system so that replacement or donor nand chips can be used on a logic board.
