how to remove password from sandisk v2.0 secure access

As you can see the only one that is the same is the filesys.enc file.

This surprised me as I expected all the files to all be different.

(AFAIK the only reason you can't enter the password under Linux is that nobody bothered porting. 2- But, I see, that My Vault, contains the folder that you want to extract, and can not. From any OS's POV there IS no storage until the correct pw has been entered. Hi, Ok 1- I see, in the photo (congratulations), that in the UFD (F), that you have the application (SSAv2) and folder (SSA V), so good.I see, also that could open the Vault, and no problem with the password. This made me wonder, obviously the software is reading the serial number value to allow access to the encrypted container, so what would happen if I created another blank encrypted container, with a known password, on a device flashed with the same serial number as the original one?Īfter creating a new encrypted container on a flashed USB I compared the hashes of SecureAccess system files to see what had changed. No, the password is used to trigger a switch in the controller that opens for access to the NAND. 1739900307A0D887.enk – this is the serial number of the USB drive.Īs discovered in my previous research you will remember that in order for the SecureAccess software to recognise the USB device it had to be flashed with the same serial number as the original device (as well as the Vendor ID & Product ID).USB Flash Drive-1739900307A0D887.idx – the last sixteen alphanumeric digits are the serial number of the USB drive.

How to remove password from sandisk v2.0 secure access