OP 03 March, 2019 - 05:20 PM
(This post was last modified: 03 March, 2019 - 07:17 PM by AdW4r3.
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XperiFIX
Version 3.2
Info:
Who unlocks the bootloader of his Sony Xperia, is punished by Sony indirectly. Because after unlocking the camera does not work anymore.
The device contains different keys for different camera functions
If the device is unlocked, these keys will be irrevocably deleted.
After that, the camera can not be used anymore. If you click on the resolver, you only get a green picture.
On earlier devices this DRM protection could be bypassed.
Tobias Waldvogel has provided an ingenious solution.
However, this DRM fix no longer worked with newer devices
I spent weeks investigating a hack of this problem and then discovered a way to patch the firmware of various Sony Xperia devices to make the DRM work.
In addition to the former libraries, additional functions had to be manipulated.
I also had to patch system files to crack Sony’s advanced device protection and fool the system that it was not unlocked.
With this DRM patch, the protection is leveraged, simulating the presence of the keys and faking that the device has not been unlocked.
This allows the camera functions and other functions to be used again.
XperiFIX integrates the DRM patch fully automatically and also automatically modifies the respective system files.
In addition, the ramdisk of the kernel is modified to make the patch runnable.
Hell yeah, that’s awesome! Isn’t it?
1. Download XperiFIX 3.2 Original Setup:
Download:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/7il4g2Z3/file.html
2. Download XperiSite license emulator:
(Original Files needed):
Emulates XperiFIX.com Web API.
You can bypass any 3.+ version of XperiFIX (maybe in the future).
XperiSite has received some improvements for XperiFIX. So XperiFIX also works on Android 9.
How to use it:
1. start XperiSite.exe first.
In the XperiSite folder you need to import the required TWRP file and Magisk file for your device. (You can get the TWRP files and Magisk from Optional)
3. click on "Install XperiSite" and click on Yes during the certificate installation.
4. go through the XperiFIX process.
After XperiFIX is closed, click Uninstall and remove the certificate.
Advantages:
+ You do not need a binary patch for XperiFIX 3.+.
+ Works with Android 9
+ After closing, no backlogs remain (Hosts file patches and the certificate are removed).
Disadvantages:
- Root certificate must be installed temporarily (happens automatically, you must confirm the import process).
- The Hosts file must be patched temporarily (also happens automatically).
Customization:
You can save your own version.txt in the XperiSite folder:
Contents: <main version no.>.<minor version no.>
Example: 3.2
You can use your own devsettings.xpf file (XperiFIX Device settings file), which you must save in the XperiSite folder.
(Download it from Optional and change it as you like).
You can change the filename of twrp image or magisk (so you can use other versions of it).
Download:
https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/N8zgdHVT/file.html
Download:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/7il4g2Z3/file.html
2. Download XperiSite license emulator:
(Original Files needed):
Emulates XperiFIX.com Web API.
You can bypass any 3.+ version of XperiFIX (maybe in the future).
XperiSite has received some improvements for XperiFIX. So XperiFIX also works on Android 9.
How to use it:
1. start XperiSite.exe first.
In the XperiSite folder you need to import the required TWRP file and Magisk file for your device. (You can get the TWRP files and Magisk from Optional)
3. click on "Install XperiSite" and click on Yes during the certificate installation.
4. go through the XperiFIX process.
After XperiFIX is closed, click Uninstall and remove the certificate.
Advantages:
+ You do not need a binary patch for XperiFIX 3.+.
+ Works with Android 9
+ After closing, no backlogs remain (Hosts file patches and the certificate are removed).
Disadvantages:
- Root certificate must be installed temporarily (happens automatically, you must confirm the import process).
- The Hosts file must be patched temporarily (also happens automatically).
Customization:
You can save your own version.txt in the XperiSite folder:
Contents: <main version no.>.<minor version no.>
Example: 3.2
You can use your own devsettings.xpf file (XperiFIX Device settings file), which you must save in the XperiSite folder.
(Download it from Optional and change it as you like).
You can change the filename of twrp image or magisk (so you can use other versions of it).
Download:
https://www67.zippyshare.com/v/N8zgdHVT/file.html
Virustotal:
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/d7aad7.../detection
(15/ 86) The reason it hosts an own webserver and it download files.
PoC Video (Prooves it works on Pie aswell):
https://vimeo.com/321063789
3. Download DRM-FIX flash files
(No XperiFIX Software needed)
Updated files from XperiFIX 3.2!
how to use it:
The installation process is described in a readme.html in the downloaded zip.
Advantages:
+ use DRMFIX under Android Pie; you can use your camera again
+ no annoying error messages from XperiFIX ;)
+ You gain your own experience in flashing firmwares and TWR recovery (if you don't already know it).
+ You are no longer dependent on Xperifix, because after installing TWRP Recovery you can start the flash process directly from your mobile phone.
+ After several firmware updates you'll get experienced and then you'll be ready faster.
+ Download only 5MB instead of 200MB
Disadvantages:
- There is no GUI
- The flash process in the TWRP Recovery you have to do yourself (but is not difficult at all)
- The TWRP recovery image you have to get yourself (or from the Xperifix installer)
- The first attempt will take time (beginners need 10 - 30 minutes to understand and execute it; otherwise you are ready after 2 - 5 minutes).
Download:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/mrsi7wGf/file.html
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/d7aad7.../detection
(15/ 86) The reason it hosts an own webserver and it download files.
PoC Video (Prooves it works on Pie aswell):
https://vimeo.com/321063789
3. Download DRM-FIX flash files
(No XperiFIX Software needed)
Updated files from XperiFIX 3.2!
how to use it:
The installation process is described in a readme.html in the downloaded zip.
Advantages:
+ use DRMFIX under Android Pie; you can use your camera again
+ no annoying error messages from XperiFIX ;)
+ You gain your own experience in flashing firmwares and TWR recovery (if you don't already know it).
+ You are no longer dependent on Xperifix, because after installing TWRP Recovery you can start the flash process directly from your mobile phone.
+ After several firmware updates you'll get experienced and then you'll be ready faster.
+ Download only 5MB instead of 200MB
Disadvantages:
- There is no GUI
- The flash process in the TWRP Recovery you have to do yourself (but is not difficult at all)
- The TWRP recovery image you have to get yourself (or from the Xperifix installer)
- The first attempt will take time (beginners need 10 - 30 minutes to understand and execute it; otherwise you are ready after 2 - 5 minutes).
Download:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/mrsi7wGf/file.html
VirusTotal:
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file-analys...YyNDQzMg==
(1 / 59) Bkav
4. Download XperiFIX 3.2 Binary Patch Classic
(Original Files needed):
how to use:
Replace cracked XperiFIX.exe with XperiFIX.exe under your XperiFIX install location.
Import the needed TWRP Images and Magisk.zip in TWRP folder (is inside XperiFIX install folder)
Advantages:
- classic
Disadvantages:
- Only for XperiFIX 3.2
- No Pie Fixes.
- XperiFIX works as shitty as it is.
Download:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/Bz4RtbLL/file.html
Virustotal:
https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/e7911b.../detection
(1 / 86) Trapmine
5. Optional Files:
TWRP Images and magisk181.zip:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/G2lWf4lH/file.html
Devsettings.xpf:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/ZnXLQFGv/file.html
TWRP Images and magisk181.zip:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/G2lWf4lH/file.html
Devsettings.xpf:
https://www48.zippyshare.com/v/ZnXLQFGv/file.html
