MTK Screenlock Code Extract | Using Simple Steps | 2024

MTK Screenlock Code Extract | Using Simple Steps | 2024

Extracting the screen lock code from an MTK chipset device involves using specific software tools like CM2/Pandora and Oxygen. This guide will walk you through the process in simple steps.

Requirements:

• Pandora or CM2 software
• Device dump file
• Oxygen software

Step 1: Read Dump from Device:

Using Pandora

1. Open Pandora.
2. Select "Read Region" to create a dump file from the device.

Using CM2

1. Open CM2 software.

2. Use the "rawtoo" function to read the dump file from the device.

3. Rename the dump file to "userdata.bin".

Step 2: Extract Hardware Keys with Oxygen:

1. Open Oxygen software.
2. Navigate to the extractor section.
3. Select "MTK Android" and then "Extract Hardware Keys".
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to connect and reconnect the device in MTK mode.
5. Oxygen will extract various hardware keys, such as:
   • MTK_HRID
   • MTK_SOCID
   • MTK_FDEKEY
   • MTK_RPMB2KEY
   • MTK_CHID
   • MTK_ITRUSTEE
   • MTK_ME_TD
   • MTK_RID
   • MTK_CID
   • MTK_RPMBKEY

Step 3: Prepare Files:

1. Copy the "userdata.bin" file to the Oxygen software.
2. Use Oxygen to generate a key folder.

Step 4: Create device.ewc File:

• Create a new file and name it "device.ewc".
• Open this file with a text editor like Notepad++.
• Insert the following code into the file:
• Code:
• [BaseInfo] ExtractionEndUtc ExtractionMethod- ExtractionStartUtc- [ExtendedInfo] KeyBagFile-keys.json Partition1File-userdata.bin Partition1Name-userdata PartitionsCount-1
• Save the file and place it in the folder where Oxygen dumped the files.

Step 5: Final Folder Structure:

Ensure your folder contains the following files:

• userdata.bin
• keys.json
• device.ewc

Step 6: Ready for Parsing:

Your Oxygen project is now manually generated and ready for parsing. Follow the instructions provided by Oxygen to complete the parsing process.

Conclusion:

By following these steps, you can successfully extract the screen lock code from an MTK chipset device using CM2/Pandora and Oxygen software. This process involves reading the device dump, extracting hardware keys, preparing necessary files, and setting up the project for parsing.

Disclaimer:

This guide is intended for educational purposes only. Unauthorized access to devices and extracting screen lock codes without permission is illegal and unethical. Always ensure you have proper authorization before performing these actions.