Does anyone know what's the MIME type of Streak update .pkg files? (like Streak_111_6267_00.pkg etc)? I need to configure my private web server...
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Milan
application/vnd.dell.update
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I need to import a certificate for my WIFI. I can get this as a PEM or DER format certificate from our admins, which I can use on anything else from a laptop to a pda.
On the Nexus the certificate needs to be .p12 files (PKCS#12). I do not have one of these, nor can I get one, nor can I find a way to convert the current PEM/DER to one of these.
How do I do this? It seem pointless if the nexus requires a different format than that provided to people to work with all other devices. Admins are not going to start issuing a special format, just for nexus users, Especially when that format seems to need a private key in addition and/or another password too.
Anyone else managed to do this?
I installed a certificate (a .crt file) by opening it with the web browser (via HTTP). You could also try opening it in Astro or another file manager.
A lot of people have complained about this. Apparently you have to import it from the web browser. File and gmail apps don't seem to know how to handle the certs.
You can forward it to your gmail account then use the web browser to get to gmail and import it from there.
Hi Guys,
I don't mean to hijack the thread, I've been trying to find the full encryption standards and protocols supported by the nexus one and have not had much luck. I presume you guys might have an idea.
Anyone got a link ? Thanks for your help. Ash.
robert-qfh said:
I installed a certificate (a .crt file) by opening it with the web browser (via HTTP). You could also try opening it in Astro or another file manager.
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UmbraeSoulsbane said:
A lot of people have complained about this. Apparently you have to import it from the web browser. File and gmail apps don't seem to know how to handle the certs.
You can forward it to your gmail account then use the web browser to get to gmail and import it from there.
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I've tried opening with a few file browsers, no luck as they refuse to open them, tried various ways of opening with web browsers, no luck as all they want to do is save them, and then the file browsers dont want to open. Also tried email and opening through the web or client. No luck.
Can you guys break it down how you got it to work ?
Thanks
Ash.
Anyone know how to load a .crt and .ca certificates on the nexus one ?
I've tried doing everyway with and without the certificates.
Thanks
Ash.
Just tried uploading a .DER cert to my personal FTP and goto it via the browser and it simply opened it like a text file. .P12 files are recognised by the browser fine and the user is prompted for the passkey but that is expected as .P12 seem to be the only type of cert that works on Android.
You could try to manually modify wpa_supplicant.conf . Depending on the network configuration this may vary. This is the same way you would do it in Linux. I remember I did this in my G1 ( I dunno if you need root, my G1 was rooted anyway), but the location of the file was not in /etc like it is usually in most Linux. My conf looked like this:
network={
ssid="somenetworkWPA"
proto=RSN
key_mgmt=WPA-EAP
pairwise=CCMP
eap=PEAP
identity="[email protected]"
password="pass"
phase2="autheap=MSCHAPV2"
ca_cert="/sdcard/mycert.der"
}
There are plenty of samples and explanations around the net about changing this file. Hope this helps.
janfsd said:
You could try to manually modify wpa_supplicant.conf . Depending on the network configuration this may vary. This is the same way you would do it in Linux. I remember I did this in my G1 ( I dunno if you need root, my G1 was rooted anyway), but the location of the file was not in /etc like it is usually in most Linux.
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It's /data/misc/wifi/wpa-supplicant.conf. It's owned by wifi:wifi with permissions 770. So it appears you'll need to be root.
Hey everyone,
Does anyone know if it is possible (and if so, please point me there) to build a password protected apk to install Wifi certificates? Currently they are a .p12 and a .pem and we have to navigate to a password protected webpage to via the stock browser and download them, that seems to be the only way android can understand that it needs to import them. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
icy1899 said:
Hey everyone,
Does anyone know if it is possible (and if so, please point me there) to build a password protected apk to install Wifi certificates? Currently they are a .p12 and a .pem and we have to navigate to a password protected webpage to via the stock browser and download them, that seems to be the only way android can understand that it needs to import them. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Can't you just drop them on the SD and install from settings -> Security -> "Install from SD Card" ?
That what I thought I could do but I guess it doesn't like my files even though I used supported formats.
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I was digging around in Zinio app folder on my tablet and it appears that each page of a magazine is stored as a PDF. When I try to open it, it says it's password protected. Has anyone taken a look at this? Is the password floating around or is there a way to open the file without the password?
Thanks!
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I was digging around in Zinio app folder on my tablet and it appears that each page of a magazine is stored as a PDF. When I try to open it, it says it's password protected. Has anyone taken a look at this? Is the password floating around or is there a way to open the file without the password?
Thanks!
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Hey it seems peeps here either can't or won't answer this question.
I have the same problem ... Common everyone, please assist us. Any answer is cool, but preferably a solution.
Thank you
Zinio PDF files
Hello there. Look into the same folder where those PDFs are downloaded. There you will find the same exact files but in JPEG format and they will open freely with any image viewer
Sorry but they are just thumbnails - not large enough to read...
It seems that each magazine's PDFs are encrypted using a different password, although the PDFs for the same magazine all use the same password. Two such passwords I recovered are ca2f3a202e73a5588510be105454d8f3 and f51daacd3e62829f0088f387bf5b311d. What I basically did was make a dump of the Zinio process's memory using gdb, run "strings" on it, then feed it into John the Ripper (jumbo) to crack the password. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how this password is generated - it must be stored/accessible somewhere locally, as you can read magazines you've already downloaded without an internet connection. However, the string only appeared once in memory, and it did not appear in plaintext in any of the other stored files, leading me to believe it is probably generated by the app at runtime somehow. MD5 of something maybe?
My device is running jailbroken iOS, so you all will have to figure out how to dump the process's memory for yourselves, but after I tarred and scp'd everything off my device:
Code:
pdf2john page0.pdf > crackme
strings memdumps.tar | tr -d ' ' | john --stdin crackme
then you can mass-decrypt and merge all the PDFs with something like this (replace 200 with the last-numbered file in the directory, I do this because simply doing *.pdf would merge the pages in the wrong order.):
Code:
mkdir decrypted
for i in *.pdf; do qpdf --decrypt --password=de4dbeeflongpasswordhere "$i" decrypted/"$i"; done
cd decrypted
pdfunite page{0..200}.pdf allpages.pdf
Hi, I have jailbroken IOS also but IOS 14.8. Is dumping the application heap what is needed to get the app's memory? I would be looking for ideas how to do this as I can't find gdb for 14.8?
thank you
Hey Everyone,
I was needing the following stock files, if someone would be so kind as to help me out:
system/app/GoogleHome.apk
system/priv-app/Velvet.apk
system/lib/libgoogle_hotword_jni.so
system/lib/libgoogle_recognizer_jni_l.so
Thanks!
I have most of the files on my sftp server (GoogleHome.apk is not in the stock image). Address is crackrobba.no-ip.biz, port is 2222, username is 'xda', password is 'xdapassword'. Attached a screenshot of AndFTP settings page just in case.
Hi all!
I am very curious if anyone here can give me a push in the right direction...
Let me start by saying that i have made an excel sheet in windows for the purpose of administring my mail. I scan my mail and name it in de sheet accordingly. F.e.: filename 2018-02-015.jpg is in excel as follows:
column A: 2018-02-015. Column B "jpg". In that way i can numer the files continuesly, but can select different filetypes (f.e.: pfd, msg, docx etc...) along the way. Now....
I use a formula to calculate the complete filepath so i can click in the cel to open the file. In windows this looks als follows:
=HYPERLINK(TEKST.SAMENVOEGEN("C:\Data\CloudStation\Post\gescande stukken\Inkomend\2018";A5;".";B5); "doc")
I use a duch version of excel... sorry... "tekst.samenvoegen" is probably "concatenate". Now... if the file i link to exists in the location mentioned in the formula, windows opens it flawless.
You might have noticed the term cloudstation in the path. That's because my goal is to sync with my mobile. That's the part that works already. But since i do not have the same paths on my Phone as i have in windows. I had to create another comlumn for the sake of opening files on android. At the moment i can open the sheet on android, look up the line i need and then navigate manually through the filesystem to open it. But it would be really neat if i could (just like in windows) click on the file in excel en open it that way.
What i tried is the following:
=HYPERLINK(TEKST.SAMENVOEGEN("/storage/0123-4567/Android/data/com.synology.dscloud/files/Data/Post/gescande stukken/Inkomend/2018/";A5;".";B5); "and")
since the name of the SD card seems to be 0123-4567 and the files i want to call upon also exsist in the target dir. i think it should work. But since i'm more of a windows man i'm afraid i'm overlooking something.... Android tells me that the link is not valid or i'm not authorized tot open it...
Who can halp me along? Thanks in advance!
kind regards,
some dutch guy