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Is there a way to decrypt Android data on Linux if I have both SKS_KEY_FILE & SKS_DATA_FILE ? #70

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Overtorment opened this issue Jan 15, 2020 · 1 comment
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Is there a way to decrypt Android data on Linux if I have both SKS_KEY_FILE & SKS_DATA_FILE ? #70

Overtorment opened this issue Jan 15, 2020 · 1 comment

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It looks like the answer is no.

SKS_DATA_FILE is AES(data)
SKS_KEY_FILE is RSA(aes-key)

The RSA private key lives in the Android Keystore, and it is needed to decrypt the contents of SKS_KEY_FILE to obtain the symmetric AES key needed to decrypt the data file.

Those 2 files live outside of the device's keystore, but require the private key from inside the keystore to be decoded.

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