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2011-11-12
, 09:03
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#372
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2011-11-12
, 10:02
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#373
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Maybe at last we might be able to see the end of these people requesting to have their password cracked.
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2011-11-12
, 11:06
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#374
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So if someone like that last blokestole a phoneforgot his password, how exactly does he/she install that JTR on a locked device?
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2011-11-12
, 11:27
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Well, I was uber stupid and forgot my lock code. >.< Reflashed and I was at least able to get back into the device. But I could not get my code back (the mtd1 hack was of no use here: the code is now encrypted...).
But the libraries in charge of device locking have an interesting trait: write **** to the lock code area of where it is stored and it will be reset to 12345.
Attached is a program that will do just that. Warning: It is writing to a very critical part of the N900. I will take no responsibility whatsoever if it messes up your N900. It worked for me (i.e. I was able to reboot fine and change the code fine. Multiple times, actually. I tested quite a few times.) but I cannot ensure it will do the same for you. Use at your own risk.
It disables the autolock upon bootup, writes **** to the lock code area, brings up the control panel applet from which you MUST change it from 12345.
Run as root, prefixing it with run-standalone.sh.
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2011-11-12
, 12:11
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#376
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2011-11-12
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2011-11-26
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2011-11-27
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Hi..i'm sorry for my english, but i have a prob.
"root: :"
What can I do?
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2011-11-27
, 15:20
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@ Italy
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#380
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devicelock, nokia n900 |
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I have finally packaged properly 'John The Ripper' for our device ...
Download packages from extra-devel :
Activate all repositories following this tutorial : http://thenokiablog.com/2009/10/27/m...-applications/
Then, as usual, as root, install with :
To ease the cracking process I have made a shell script you can launch :
A++