Help/Support iPhone 4 Passcode / Backdoor

[MovieDG 14 iPhone 12 Pro 14.5.1]

Happen to have found my old working iPhone 4 but is passcoded. Of course, it's been years since I last saw it and I can't recall my passcode.

 

I want to know if there exists a program that can allow me to browse through its file directory (like iTools) to recover some personal data and pictures and even backup SHSH blobs. So far, all that I've used hasn't work because the programs won't recognize the phone in its locked state. Does anyone know a way around this?

[FafoWithMatar 10.9k 4.20]

Which iOS or you on?

[Rook 568k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Is it Jailbroken? Apple File Conduit "2" installed?

[MovieDG 14 iPhone 12 Pro 14.5.1]

Which iOS or you on?

 

iOS 6.0.1 I believe

 

Is it Jailbroken? Apple File Conduit "2" installed?

 

It's stock.

[Rook 568k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

iOS 6.0.1 I believe

 

 

It's stock.

Yeah, your options are quite limited.

[MovieDG 14 iPhone 12 Pro 14.5.1]

Yeah, your options are quite limited.

If it were jailbroken? What could I do?

[Rook 568k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

If it were jailbroken? What could I do?

Edit Keychains and disable your passcode or install a tweak which removes the passcode.

[MovieDG 14 iPhone 12 Pro 14.5.1]

Edit Keychains and disable your passcode or install a tweak which removes the passcode.

Okay, so let's say if it were jailbroken. (Cause I can't recall fully.) How would I have gone about doing that?

 

How could I access its disk drive to install those tweaks?

[Rook 568k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Okay, so let's say if it were jailbroken. (Cause I can't recall fully.) How would I have gone about doing that?

 

How could I access its disk drive to install those tweaks?

You would need Apple File Conduit "2" installed also. So iFunBox/iTools can access those sections.

[MovieDG 14 iPhone 12 Pro 14.5.1]

You would need Apple File Conduit "2" installed also. So iFunBox/iTools can access those sections.

Ahh, I see. Well I was just able to recover SHSH blobs using iFaith. So there's that. Oh, just a thought, would performing a injection-styled jailbreak work?