We updated to build=144 / Library: 0.3.2-109 + 0.8.0-384r.
Changes in this update:
- Added an option to automatically authenticate on the next launch when cloud credentials are saved (without showing a dialog).
A checkbox “Automatically log in next time” has been added to the cloud authentication dialog. - Added a feature to automatically delete old IPSWs.
IPSWs that are not included in Apple’s current IPSW list will be removed. (The previous generation is typically still included, so it won’t be deleted immediately.) - Added menus to select erasure methods (beta).
Erasure methods other than the default are provided as a beta and are not officially supported. Thank you for your understanding. - Improved portability for 32-bit environments.
The updated tool binary remains 64-bit (no change for users of the prebuilt tool).
We updated the source code so it can be ported to 32-bit systems (including Raspberry Pi). - Other minor improvements for potential issues
Notes on selecting erasure methods:
From “Data Erase”, you can select a free-space padding method:
- “None” … no free-space padding (iOS default)
- “HMG Infosec Standard 5, Baseline Standard” … write 0 (0x00) once (Android default)
- “NIST SP-800-88 (1)” … write 1 (0xFF) once
- “NIST SP-800-88 (*)” … write a random pattern once
- “NSA Standard” … equivalent to NSA method (write random twice, then write 0)
- “DoD 5220.22-M” … equivalent to DoD 5220.22-M (write 0, 1, random once each, then verify)
From “Device Reset”, you can select a device reset method:
- “Android OS Erasure” / “Apple iOS Erasure (IPSW)” … OS-level reset (and IPSW writing for iOS) (default)
- “Manually Terminal Resetting” … manual device reset
- “None” … no device reset
If “Use extended features” is checked for Android, the tool will attempt actions such as deleting existing data to increase free space before erasure.
