Possible Ways to Crack the Bootloader

[random190user44]

Is I thought the boot.idle was part of the statement.

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This thread is about cracking some ungodly level of encryption. Not really custom boot songs.

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[JOx]

how many more times must we say it?

 

[jickracer007]

Sorry for my ignorance.
I just have to say I thought it was relevant to the subject.

 

[WugFresh]

lol. Sorry. It's my fault for even providing a solution. PM me jickracer007, or start a new thread.

While you're here in this thread... any thoughts on cracking RSA 2048 encryption? lol.

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[aliasxerog]

Sorry for my ignorance.
I just have to say I thought it was relevant to the subject.

It's okay dude, we all have noob moments like this. *hug*

 

[wssneids]

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/motorola-atrix-4g-bootloader-about-to-be-unlocked/

Can this help? Can we do anything with that???

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[plslowmo]

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/motorola-atrix-4g-bootloader-about-to-be-unlocked/

Can this help? Can we do anything with that???

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Thats a flaw for the Tegra 2.

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[random190user44]

I forgot something else, another trick we used to use on other motorola models (up until around the V9 where the game changed a bit) was to make use of "test point" locations on the physical pcb, which when shorted would result in the phone dropping into a "blank" mode when powered on, allowing bypass of all security entirely. Used to use this method to unlock the V3re and several other models back in the day. Problem with that is that this method generally applied to GSM phones, I never saw TP methods for CDMA devices. However, given that there was never much need to get around the encryption on older cdma devices, it was probably never fully explored or went poorly documented. Knowing moto, there is probably a similar method. Finding it though would be an entirely different story. First, we'd have to reverse engineer a schematic, etc, etc, etc... not to mention find someone with a MB810 or A955 board they are willing to donate to science.

Does this idea seem plausible?



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[WugFresh]

Quick update:
The Little Aussie Taking on Motorola U.S. | Ausdroid

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[fox_dye]

I just read the same thing while browsing through my rss feeds. It looks hopeful since the x will be hitting eol soon. We might get lucky and get an unlockable bootloader sooner than later. Let's keep our fingers crossed but not hold our breath as I don't want people passing out at the keyboard. Lol

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[droidxdoes]

I know this may sound silly but, Is their anyway to replicate the verification process? Like, copy the boot process and pre-load it into a custom os/rom? In other words, dupe it?

 

[rusty815]

Nope, the only way we can dupe the bootloader is by getting the signing keys, I wish someone within Motorola HQ would just leak the keys already.

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[coolguy71261]

has someone tried using the air crack ng method on the efuse chip

 

[droidxdoes]

Maybe once this phone reaches it's EOL, the keys will get leaked...

 

[MegaThrasher]

Maybe once this phone reaches it's EOL, the keys will get leaked...

I know you said leaked but...

How will Motorola force us to buy one of their new phones? Except noone will buy it because they don't like that the bootloader is unlocked.

I really am fed up w/ this unlocked bootloader, I can't even use google maps w/o it lagging up every minute or so.

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