It is not enough to get your hands on the dev-fused version of the iPhone. To truly have a ‘behind-the-scenes’ experience, you will need Apple’s special USB cable known as “Kanzi”. After buying the cable, which costs about $2,000 on the grey market, you will need a Mac computer to gain root access to the smartphone. Step 1: Apple IOS Serial/USB Cable for Kernel Debugging. Solder pieces of wire to pin 12, pin 13 and pin 18 of the PodBreakout v1.5 board. You may wish to construct the PodBreakout plastic housing AFTER construction (despite what is shown here) to ease soldering to the PCB.
The Kanzi Cable is a JTAG/SWD Cable capable of debugging CPFM 00 or 01 devices (EVT and DVT devices) which have the Lightning port, using software called Astris. It can be connected to another SWD debugger, using the SWD port, and it can also do UART/Serial. They can be purchased from obscure markets. There are two known types of the Kanzi cable. The normal version and a prototype version with PROTO etched to it.
Uses
Kanzi Cable Iphone X
Dumping the SecureROM
Kanzi Cable Iphone 6
One use of the cable is dumping the SecureROM from devices. This can be done using commands such as this one.
Kanzi Cable Iphone 10
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