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New jailbreaks can come out anytime from before an iOS update comes out to months afterwards - there is no guarantee that a jailbreak will even be available when you need it. One of my favorite sites to determine what jailbreaks are available for a specific device and iOS combination is. At the time of this writing iOS 9.1+ does not have a jailbreak available.
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Jailbreaking software is available for most iOS versions/device combinations. Of course if it is for research and testing – and it’s a device you own – go nuts! Remember - Documentation is key! Sometimes to get to the files we need we have to Jailbreak - there is really no other way around this problem. The jailbreak can potentially void the warranty, however restoring the phone to a current, clean OS though iTunes will remove the jailbreak.If a logical backup gets you what you need then absolutely go with it. Use this method only as final option to an exhaustive effort to get the data you need. The jailbreak process may not go as planned, and you could destroy the data on the device (or brick the device itself!).This is kinda the point of a jailbreak after all. You are breaking the security of the system.The jailbreak software can be “shady” at best.It will change the data on the phone, but of course data is always changing on mobile devices.You should absolutely discuss this with the people you need to before you use this method operationally because, among other reasons:

Whether or not you think this is “forensically sound” or whether your legal policies allow you to do so I want to at least offer this method as a potential capability. I needed to find a different way of doing things. This data dump may be fine for some analysts but I have found that it doesn’t quite provide me with the data that I’m looking for. Every commercial tool has the capability to provide a logical dump of the phone (give or take the caveats of access to PIN/Passcodes or the reboot/unlock status of the devices of course!). With newer iOS devices that come with newer operating systems, the ease of forensic access to iOS devices has been quite limited. I’ve been asked many times, “What tools can I use to analyze iOS with $0 in the budget for tools?” Many analysts and researchers work with a very limited budget, many of us can’t get those $uper expen$ive commercial mobile acquisition and analysis tools. SANS Cyber Threat Intelligence Summit (Jan 25 – 30 in Arlington, VA)

SANS Cyber Defense Initiative (Dec 12 – 17 in Washington, DC) SANS DFIR Prague (Oct 3 – 8 in the Czech Republic), Stay for the Summit on the 9th! SANS Network Security (Sept 12 – 17 in Las Vegas, NV) - Missed Vegas for Blackhat or DEF CON? Didn't get enough of it? Join me.if you're feelin' lucky! :)
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I’ll be teaching my SANS FOR518 – Mac Forensic Analysis class at the following conferences, there are some bonus presentations as well! I hope to see many of you at one of these conference some day!

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Another Forensics Blog - How to image a Mac using Single User Mode.
