This note reviews the following files:
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**Safety:** I am not reproducing any cryptographic key material in this document. If any run ever successfully printed keys, those outputs should be treated as secrets and not included in public releases.
1) `key-capture.log` (baseline)
Observed:
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Interpretation:
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2) `key-capture-fixed.log` (attempted fix)
Observed:
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Interpretation:
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3) `key-capture-v2.log` (second revision)
Observed:
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Interpretation:
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4) `monitor.pid`
Contents:
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Interpretation:
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5) `new.txt` (terminal transcript)
Observed:
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Interpretation:
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Bottom line
These key-capture logs show **attempts** to hook crypto primitives and wrapper methods, but they do **not** (as captured here) constitute “keys successfully extracted” evidence, due to repeated Frida/symbol/script errors.
If you have a successful run that actually prints `[CCCrypt] ENC/DEC ...` events and/or writes non-empty `/tmp/fb_keys.json`, that would be a separate artifact and should be handled as secret material (redacted in any public/regulatory packet unless there is a specific, approved reason to disclose).