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• iPhone restore backup encryption bug in iTunes

  First the details of my system:

  El Capitan 10.11.6

  iPhone iOS 6 10.0.2

  iTunes 12.5.1.21

  Steps to reproduce:

  1 backup the by using the encrypted password (current running iOS 10) iPhone

  2. once the backup is complete change password encrypted from A to B

  3. restore the iPhone using the backup.

  The backup cannot be restored with A password or password B.

  I think that most people would say I forgot the password B. You would be a mistake. Password B was stored in my keychain and it wouldn't work. To check that I had the correct password, I downloaded a password free utility cracking. For some reason, these utilities are available for Windows only. I used the utility of tenorshare. Since I was sure I knew the password, I used boxes of prefix and suffix of the utility to verify that the password is correct. The utility shows you only the first 2 characters of your password once he finds her. Since I am sure that I knew the password, I put the first 7 characters of the password in the prefix box password and he assumes that the last of them (which I knew that). Then I put the first 6 characters of the password in the prefix area of password and the last character in the zone suffix and guess the second to the last character (which I knew that too). In both cases, he finds the password, which confirmed that all my characters were correct, but iTunes would not accept. At this point, I was convinced this is an Apple bug, so I googled some more and found this blog https://deciphertools.com/blog/ios-10-backup-password-incorrect/ which confirms:

  "If you recently changed your password backup in iTunes, and iTunes is now reports that 'the password was incorrect' when you try to restore this backup, then we may be able to help."

  There is a small problem affecting backups iOS 10 - sometimes changing password causes backup the password being rejected (both new and old passwords) when you try to use the backup that you did. »

  I was able to solve my problem of password associated with the procedure.

  My backup was too important to wait for a solution possible iTunes. Apple should recognize this problem and have a fix as soon as POSSIBLE.

• Encrypted hard drive Geo

  I'm on a Mac of Sierra, and I would like to know how to encrypt disks according to the time and place. Please do not share links to complicated solutions because I probably won't be able to follow. Is there a software that can put in a variable to the AES? Any help is appreciated.

  Could provide more details on exactly what you hope to gain with geo-encryption?

• After that the SSD has been deleted, is it too late to use encryption for more security before selling?

  My goal is to make my data inaccessible to the person who will buy my Macbook opportunity. While I'm fully aware that this is an almost impossible task to delete really an ssd, I read that if you encrypt everything before you wipe the drive and reinstall the OS, at least, the recovered data can be read.  However, I read these seemingly wise advice AFTER I had already deleted my Macbook and reinstalled the operating system.  So, the question is with my 'deleted' data and the operating system reinstalled, activation of encryption at this point will achieve my goal, or still will remain unencrypted data previously of the ' erased '?

  Thanks in advance for your answer.

  She will remain unencrypted.

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• encrypted backup MacBook HD unencrypted Time Capsule

  Hello

  I got an error message on my MacBook that I tried to back up a hard drive encrypted in a clear time Capsule. How can I handle this?

  What is a warning that is preventing the backup or an alert?

  If it is an alert and that you want to back up and then allow the backup

  If you do not want the backup to occur, you must turn off in Time Machine.

• Universal Clipboard is encrypted and how the data is stored in iCloud

  Hello

  You need a deep understanding of the works of the new, universal Clipboard feature safety? The feature is nice, but do you copy your password by company store system administrator password... This password is moving all over the world and also through Apple servers... Don't make me happy.

  Who can guarantee that the communication is encrypted and the data stored in iCloud are not used for other purpose?

  Thanks and greetings

  Security and privacy - Apple Support Overview iCloud

  Although not listed here, all data transmitted to the Apple servers is encrypted in transit and on the server.

  I can't offer any advice on the question of whether your transmissions could be intercepted and decoded.

  They say they also unequivocally that they never provide encryption keys to any third party. Which has been further strengthened with their recent dealings with the FBI.

  You'll have to decide for yourself if you agree with what Apple says.

• Mail.app: S/Mime encrypted attachments do not work under MacOS Sierra

  Hello

  I can't send or receive attachments when messages are encrypted with S/Mime since the upgrade to Sierra. Attachments sent and received on a MacOS-El-Capitan is available on El Capitan. But the same messages with attachments is more available on Sierra, as well as new messages with attachments sent from Sierra can be viewed on El Capitan or Sierra. Looks like the handling of encrypted attachments is completely screwed.

  The indication for messages with encryption and signature is still flaky and is not consistent.

  The indications for encryption and signing is a bug for years. What is interested in someone at Apple Mail.app and S/Mime? It doesn't seem a Herculean task to do things, and it is a core feature.

  Thank you

  iMac MacOS 10.12

  Mailing address:

  Version: 10.0

  Obtained from: Apple

  Last modified: 30/08/2016, 05:53

  Kind: Intel

  64-bit (Intel): Yes

  Signed by: signature, CA software, certificate authority root signing of Code Apple Apple

  Location: /Applications/Mail.app

  S/Mime, workstation is version 9.3.

  I have the same problem see my post on the import of attachments.

  Mail attachments disappeared with Sierra

• Encrypted Apple iPhone backup password

  I don't know how to reset my password from encrypted backup! And I need help fast.

  Only if you know the password, no password, you cannot restore, period.

  There is no work around this security feature.

  You need to restore as a new, wiping all info on the iPhone, then make sure that encryption is not on when you save.

• Could someone kindly point me to directions that could guide me in the formatting and encrypt a USB external?

  I have a new drive PNY and problems the encryption to work.  I tried to format the drive, but continues to receive a notice indicating that the encryption fails because the formatting isn't correct.  Thanks for your help - DD

  See if the instructions detailed on this site can help you:

  http://www.techmeback.com/blog/files/encrypting_a_usb_drive_on_a_mac_made_easy.h tml

• can application not available I restore the data from an encrypted backup?

  I had to get my iPhone repaired, so I did a full backup to iTunes and reset Once it was fixed, I have restored the backup, but a few apps "could not be restored. In the case of the one that interests me, the app no longer seems to exist on the App Store - I found a link for it from a review of old, but the link is dead: the app no longer exists. Since it is an application that stores data on the heights of our children, and I had used it for a few years, I would like to be able to recover at least the RAW files of my support, even if the app no longer exists. It is not a large amount of data. The backup is encrypted, so none of the files have names that are meaningful, it is impossible to guess what file is associated with that particular application. Any suggestions?

  If you have the app in the iTunes library on your computer you can restore it from there.

• On the utility of record pass-protected when the disk is encrypted

  Dear all,

  I recently put my hands on a new internal drive SSHD and decided to quantify using filevault. Keep important documents on my mac, I used to create folders of password-protected using a disk with disk utility image. Now, my question is simple: is there a utility on the creation of these encrypted files as all the disk itself is already encrypted? This would add valuable new protection?

  Thank you very much in advance,

  Richard

  Data sheet: mid - 09 13 MBP "2.26 GHz with internal WD 1 TB SSHD

  If your disc is encrypted, then the only way that anyone (including YOU) can look at the contents of your Volume is to provide your password to disk, which we hope is a long and strong password, not only a short practice. Depending on how paranoid you are, perhaps you fell there is additional value on encryption more away from the additional items. But for extra security, the password for your encrypted disks in addition should not be readily available on your drive any just-encypted.

  Most users have very good success with encrypted Volumes. They manage to protect their records from the person mostly likely to access - themselves. DO NOT ENCRYPT YOUR DRIVE WITHOUT CREATING A RELIABLE BACKUP! The encryption is strong - there is no 'rescue' for an encrypted Volume that goes wrong for any reason, including failure of the drive.

• Everyone is dismayed to see that there is no password recovery or reset secure put in place for encrypted backups?

  I am absolutely amazed that there is no recovery password for iPhone backups encrypted.

  (1) no password is required to access the iTunes application. He launched and the phone connects automatically.

  (2) someone might maliciously put a password. The password for Mac or device using iTunes OSx need at least before setting the encryption password.

  (3) there is no recovery option. None. Tell me: what password-protected sensitive data have NO option of recovery? No secret questions, no e-mail link, no OSx password, nothing. It's horrible.

  I'm in a situation where I remember not the password, and even if I had the foresight to write it somewhere, that the hard copy has disappeared. I suffer a miserable condition where I lose memory. I have reset passwords on all my stuff course often. That's just my new reality.

  I am faced with a situation where if I ever need to restore my device or upgrade to a new, I won't lose all my old texts and local health data in my applications (which is essential for a person with health problems). The loss of memories of conversations for a person who relies on these devices, precisely because I lose my memory is a slap in the face.

  What the risk of COMPUTER audit team approved this feature, Apple? It's quite incredible that a company of your size would be created people to fail like this. Please post a fix in iTunes for password recovery and substitute it. PLEASE, I BEG YOU.

  N ° if there is a way to recover or reset, the encryption would be completely useless.

  Exercise good security practices on the computer where you have installed iTunes and you will not you care about someone maliciously setting a password for backups.

• View the file encrypted on my iMac and iPhone

  I have a file that contains sensitive data in what to be encrypted and password protected.

  I need to read this file on my iMac and iPhone and also share this file with others who need it.

  Is this possible?

  Thank you

  -Mike

  A PDF file can be encrypted and password protected. A Mac can view this file by using either a snippet or Acrobat Reader and devices such as iPhones can also view these protected PDF files.

• How to reset a password backup encrypted you?

  How to reset a password backup encrypted you? I thought it was the same as my regular password Apple ID.

  You can not.  You must delete this backup and create new backups with a new password encryption or not encrypted backups.

• My Mac is hacked! Encryption help please!

  My Mac Pro is hacked, and this is confirmed by the engineers. Because the Mail app and even online ISP mail did not work if good PSI hunted hackers. I found files fragmented on 240 and 480 GB Intel SSD drives into the slots of the T2 drive: files named "sparse disk image...". ' and ' package of rare records...' appeared in the root of the readers. I could easily remove them. But I never put there. At the same time, Apple Mail app kept resetting ports 993/587 (course) to ports 143/25 (very insecure). Post font size 23pt appeared, ads corrupted font, file extensions book would not appear or would disappear, etc, etc, etc. The internet connection was bad too, so I called my ISP. ISP found twelve 12 computers in windows using various applications on my system. None of the computers used found languages where I live. Pirates. I also have an airport with a cap of 2 TB, and it is probably also diverted. Nothing in my system is encrypted. I just use firewall, even if it does not get somehow.

  Advise main suggested Apple should I encrypt my records. But these fragmented files were already there. Which indicates that someone somewhere on Earth was already encrypt files on my system. The adviser said fragmented files are a pretty good indication that its time to get more proactive. If my plan is to use disk utility to wipe my internal drive OS, OS X Extended (journaled encrypted). Then install OS X on the disc encrypted EAS - 256 bit.

  For those who have experience of encryption Mac

  1.) encrypt and install OS X on the encrypted drive wise?

  2.) how to clear all present airport Time Capsule content, encrypt Time Capsule and use it with my encrypted system?

  3.) how to encrypt external disks and use them with encrypted Time Capsule and encrypted internal drive?

  (4.) how to manually copy files from encrypted disks (mainly SSD external drives) of other backup disks which are normally cold (disconnected) for monthly backups of cold. "

  5.) monthly cold copies remain unencrypted?

  I worked with Mac since the 1980s. You can ignore it, but here are my thoughts: encrypt just the disk won't do much. I am surprised that the Apple engineer suggested this. If your Mac is compromised (depending on the ISP see Windows for access to the you that seems reasonable) the things MOST IMPORTANT to do is eliminate the hack code. If you encrypt the disk with the hack still there it is more likely will always have access to the data. Before going that all keep in mind that you probably allowed the hack in installation of the software on the web or by opening an attachment with the hack. So everything you try to remember what helped you ensure that you wouldn't do it again.

  You should consult your application package to see if there is something that you don't recognize or recently installed before the problem and remove before you try anything because it is possible the cut is integrated into an application. Remember that almost all hacks are hidden in the system and not easily seen so you probably won't find it. My approach is to install a charge/clean OS X, then copy your applications and your data.

  There are many approaches to this problem, but here's what I think, this is the simplest approach IF you have access to a second mac AND hack code doesn't do not part of one of your applications.  You said not what type of Mac you have or the system or if you have access to other Macs. My proposal would be based on that. Since you are in a jam here are a few options:

  If you have more than one Mac and an external hard drive:

  1. start the mac infected in target mode: restart and as soon as it chimes hold "T".

  2 connect the Mac, because I know you can't tell how. You can google it.

  3 format an external hard drive to use as a target of installation for El Capitan.

  4 download and install El Capitan on the Apple App store and install it on the external drive.

  5. after starting upwards, when asked if you want to copy applications and data to another Mac say Yes and let it copy the applications and data from the infected Mac internal drive.

  6. Once installation is complete it should start from the outside, test your system for ensure that everything works, you have all your dataand see if the problems are eliminated.

  7. If it's good, when it is started from the outside:

  8 download Super Duper or carbon copy. (I use SD).

  9. use disk utility in the folder utilities to clear the internal drive.

  10. copy your external drive to the internal drive, it will be deleted.

  11. when the copy is complete, stop the Mac and disconnect the external hard drive.

  12. start the Mac, go to Preferences-> floppy boot, then selected your internal drive system, she might want to restart. This step is optional, but if the boots aren't made can be more slow that the Mac external drive first.

  If you have access to an external hard drive:

  Remember that although it would probably be fine, there is a slight possibility that this can infect a connected drive, this is the case, you must use multiple macs above approach. But it's something you can try if you don't have a second mac.

  * Skip steps 1-2 above and do the rest on the infected mac.

  If you do not have an external drive, you can use a large USB but it will be much slower. Good luck, I hope that others will come to the top with options. But it's what I would do.

• How can I restart encryption when it is interrupted?

  I've been encrypt my drive for four days on Sunday.  nothing id finish so restarts the Mac to move things.  After I restarted "encryption paused" appears.  How can I turn again?

  http://www.iphonetopics.com/FileVault-stuck-encryption-paused-fix-Mac/