Siri Files Are Now Legally Obtainable

Apple released a new version of the iPhone 4S 5.0.1 firmware yesterday. Surprisingly, the ramdisks are not encrypted in that release. That’s why it is now possible to write a simple script to extract all the necessary Siri files from the 5.0.1 ipsw. And because the ipsw is publicly available, obtaining the Siri files is completely legal.

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“Huh…today’s 4S 5.0.1 bump (9A406) has wide open main fs musclenerd.com/4s406.txt

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Get iPhone 4S Authentication Files with AuthGrabber

In addition to SiriAuth, @StanTheRipper also released AuthGrabber. This program allows you to easily obtain the iPhone 4S keys with your server. Just connect your iPhone 4S to your server and use Siri. The authentication files will automatically be copied into a textfile and you can then either add them to your server or to your older iOS device directly.

Requirements for AuthGarbber:

  • An iPhone 4S
  • A UNIX system (Linux, Mac)
  • Port 53 and Port 443 are open on your computer firewall and your router firewall (If you’re doing this from your home PC)
  • Some general knowledge about computers.

AuthGrabber on GitHub

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Set Up Your Own Siri Authentication Server With A Modified Version Of SiriProxy By StanTheRipper

@StanTheRipper released his modified version of plamoni’s SiriProxy. It allows you to easily set up your own server. You can then take the keys from an iPhone 4S and add them to your server. That way you can use Siri with older iOS Devices.

Requirements for SiriAuth:

  • An A4 chip device (iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad [1])
  • A listening Siri (Please don’t ask where to get this, Google is your best friend)
  • A UNIX system (Linux, Mac)
  • Some general knowledge about computers.

Download SiriAuth

There’s also a way to put the iPhone 4S keys directly onto your iOS Device.

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SiriN1ght Developement Has Been Stopped Due To A Cease And Desist Letter From Apple

Right before @ReagentX and @ChristopoulosZ were about to release their next version of SiriN1ght (which should have finally been able to connect to Apple’s servers), they got a cease and desist letter from Apple. This means they will most likely stop the developement of SiriN1ght.

ChristopoulosZ SiriN1ght

“Goodbye SiriN1ght… It was nice knowing you…”

“Sorry for the sad news, but Apple has send @ReagentX and I both a cease and desist letter to stop SiriN1ght.”

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SiriN1ght beta 4 Will Connect To Apple’s Servers, Release Imminent? (Video)

@ReagentX and @ChristopoulosZ uploaded a video showing an iPhone 3GS with a fully working Siri Port on it.

We now also have confirmation that SiriN1ght beta 4 will be a full Siri Port with server connectivity.

ReagentX SiriN1ght

“Guys, the current version of SiriN1ght will NOT auth. When we release b4, you will be able too.” - ReagentX Continue reading

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Next Release of SiriN1ght Might Finally Connect To Apple’s Servers

@ReagentX recently announced that he and @ChristopoulosZ managed to get SiriN1ght to authenticate with Apple’s Servers.

Reagent X

“And we have a working Siri port y’all.” - ReagentX

One of the problems they are dealing with right now is that Siri sends your contact information to Apple (through @ChristopoulosZ’s server) the first time you connect. To make sure to protect the people’s privacy, they won’t release their port until this issue has been resolved. Continue reading

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