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   LaF0rge (laf0rge@chaos.social)'s status on Monday, 25-Nov-2024 20:22:15 JST LaF0rge

   • jiska 🦄:fairydust:

   Do any of the #iPhone hackers in my timeline know of a method of exchanging arbitrary APDUs with the eUICC (likely similar/same to the SIM) on hacked/rooted Apple devices? I want to find out some properties of the eUICCs used by Apple. @jiska #followerpower

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     LaF0rge (laf0rge@chaos.social)'s status on Monday, 25-Nov-2024 20:23:56 JST LaF0rge

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     • jiska 🦄:fairydust:

     @jiska alternatively, injecting custom certificates into the certificates accepted by the LPA (local profile assistant == eSIM manage) on iOS would also help: Then I could make it connect to osmo-smdpp and could inquire about the eUICC features thatway. #iphone #security #esim

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     jiska 🦄:fairydust: (jiska@chaos.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 02:57:45 JST jiska 🦄:fairydust:

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     @LaF0rge feel free to ping me at CCC, I'll bring some setup. :)

     Might be possible via QMI modification/injection.

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     LaF0rge (laf0rge@chaos.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 03:17:19 JST LaF0rge

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     • jiska 🦄:fairydust:

     @jiska ok, thanks. Note I know nothing about iPhones, iOS or the Apple universum. All I'm basically looking for is the eUICCInfo2 which the eUICC returns when asking for it using a STORE DATA APDU after selecting the ISD-R. QMI can be used on other phones to talk to the eUICC, see https://programm.froscon.org/2024/system/event_attachments/attachments/000/000/857/original/FrOSCon_2024_-_eSIM_management_on_Qualcomm_phones.pdf @z3ntu

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     jiska 🦄:fairydust: (jiska@chaos.social)'s status on Tuesday, 26-Nov-2024 03:48:58 JST jiska 🦄:fairydust:

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     @LaF0rge Apple uses a custom variant of QMI where even 1/3 of their services are proprietary 🥲 but except from that, the working principle is quite similar.